Provide information on victimization, crime prevention, victims' legal rights and protections; and information on the criminal justice process;Provide emotional support to victims;Assist victims with safety planning, victim compensation applications, submitting comments to courts and probation;Intervening with creditors, landlords, and employers on behalf of victims;Assist victims find shelter (Surrounding Area) and transportation;Provide referrals for other services for victims;Provide group and individual community education services primary to educating victims on domestic violence, sexual assault, date-rape, and stalking;Serve as the community contact point for victims of violence planning and program development will serve as a member the Planning Team;Work closely with partnering programs and agencies to provide prevention and awareness activities; Assist victims in completing their treatment and/or case plan goals, objectives, and activities;Collaborate on the system assessment and project evaluation process to address programmatic strengths and weakness to ensure formative improvement through the duration of the project;Assist in creating assessment tools that give detailed information regarding the number of victims served and documentation of services provided;Develop protocols that will further promote partnerships and collaborations, describe their purpose and relevance to the project goal, and clearly define the roles and responsibilities of each;Responsible for leading on-going review and up-date of victim services, policies, and procedures that currently exist and those that may be needed to be implemented;Work in partnership with the criminal justice system (in police stations, prosecutor's offices, courts, probation or parole departments, or prisons);Must report any type of threat to a person (such as clients threatening to hurt themselves or someone else) and report the abuse or neglect of children;Maintain records and data on a computer soft-wear system for the purpose of reporting and building a statistical database and management information system(Record the days residing in the shelter and hours and minutes with each client)Assist in preparing monthly, semi-annual, and annual reports as required. EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE:Bachelor's or AA Degree preferred, high school diploma or GED accepted;Minimum of two years' experience in working with victims of crime or abuse or have experience in a related field CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, and/or REGISTRATIONS:Have a valid driver's license and be insurable KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, and/or ABILITIES:Possess an understanding of Omaha culture, tribal systems, and tribal referral process;Possess quality computer skills and public speaking skills, able to provide community lectures and education on topics such as trauma, domestic violence, strengthening families, sexual assault and stalking.