Under the supervision of the director of Advocacy and Prevention, the Advocate aids in the implementation of Domestic Violence Services programming including but not limited to: 24-hour hotline, individual peer counseling, support groups, legal advocacy, court accompaniment, emergency interim accommodations & transportation, community education, youth violence prevention workshops, and counseling for children of survivors/child survivors. A strong commitment to working with participants with multiple co-factors including: domestic violence, substance abuse, poverty, social oppression, houselessness, and additional factors such as the internalized effects of racism, sexism, homophobia and other marginalizing issues.