Independent Domestic Violence Advisor

This Independent Domestic Violence Advisor role is focused on managing your case load, making sure each victim/survivor referred receives the appropriate service that fits their individual needs. It would suit someone who can bring a good level of education including GCSE English and maths, or equivalent to the role.

Who the work supports

Complete risk assessments, safety planning, referrals and MARAC processes using evidence-based tools. Work within a multi-agency framework including MARAC, the police, health professionals, child protection, housing practitioners and other voluntary and statutory specialists.

How support shows up

Managing your case load, making sure each victim/survivor referred receives the appropriate service that fits their individual needs. Provide practical, emotional and advocacy support, including safety planning and guidance on civil and criminal justice options. Our IDVAs have key roles within our community, as they provide short to medium term support to high-risk victim/survivors of domestic abuse, empowering survivors to understand and.

The approach that fits

A good level of education including GCSE English and maths, or equivalent. Evidence of self-development or formal learning and development in sector skills.

What needs to be in place

• Keeping victims/survivors at the heart of everything you do by keeping them informed, connecting them to relevant services, and delivering flexible, accessible support in safe environ.
• Demonstrable experience directly supporting adults who have experienced domestic abuse or who have other complex needs.

Job details

• Full-Time, Fixed term contract (Until March 2027).
• Additional detail: Flexible working options may be available.

Requirements mentioned

• DBS check