Employment Opportunities

Scarlet Road (SR) is a faith based non-profit organization serving individuals who need support exiting the legal and illegal sex industry. Scarlet Road provides outreach to at risk individuals and schools, and provides aftercare services for those ready and able to leave the sex industry. We aim to meet the basic and long term needs of the most vulnerable people in our community to equip them with skills to gain independence and find success and healing from their past. 

We are so excited to learn more about you and if you will be a good fit to join our team!

Job Title: Aftercare Supervisor

Location: Kitsap County

Position Type: Full Time (32 Hours/week)

Compensation: $25.00-$27.00 per hour

Position Description: The Aftercare Supervisor position provides oversight for the aftercare program and management of the aftercare case management team supporting youth and adult survivors of sexual exploitation. This person oversees the case management team as they identify immediate needs and next steps, safety plan, advocate within and helping clients navigate systems (legal, state, etc.), connect clients with a support team, walk alongside them as they accomplish their goals, and graduate from the program. The Aftercare Supervisor reports to the Director of Programs. 

The Aftercare Supervisor position requires knowledge of the tactics and methods of trafficking, the myriad of barriers and unique needs a survivor will have, and an in depth understanding of trauma-informed care. 

Job Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Supervision of case management team
  • Manage logistics
  • Lead and facilitate groups
  • Identify needs/opportunities to maintain the program 
  • Report on outcomes to director of programs
  • Manage relationships with directly related community providers
  • Internal training and onboarding of staff
  • Annual employee evals
  • Monitor Salesforce reporting
  • Manage program expenses 
  • Manage and train aftercare volunteers and interns
  • Oversight on grant spending 
  • Internship supervision
  • Manage referral assignments
  • Administrative responsibilities

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Master’s degree in social services or a related field (or a combination of education and/or training and/or experience which provides an equivalent background required to perform the work). 
  • 3-5 years experience working with vulnerable and marginalized populations, providing case management, and/or supervising teams 
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills 
  • Ability to remain grounded in chaotic situations and self-regulate 
  • Access to a vehicle, valid WA State license, and auto insurance 
  • Ability to pass an extensive background check 
  • Self-starter and ability to work well independently 
  • Detail-oriented, highly organized, innovative, articulate, motivated, reliable, team player, and resourceful 
  • Ability to maintain healthy boundaries and good self-care practices
  • Desire to see individuals freed from all forms of gender-based violence and find safety and healing 
  • Alignment with organization’s mission, vision, core values and statement of faith 
  • Persons with lived experience/survivorship highly encouraged to apply

Benefits:

  • Monthly medical coverage through local clinic
  • Therapy coverage
  • Mileage reimbursement 
  • Paid professional development and training
  • Paid time off/holidays 
  • Paid sick time off

Please submit a cover letter and resume to pavingtheway@scarletroad.org 

Job Title: Case Manager

Location: Kitsap County

Position Type: Part Time (20 Hours/week)

Compensation: $18.00-$20.00 per hour

Position Description: Scarlet Road is hiring a Case Manager to provide intensive case management to youth and adult survivors of sexual exploitation. This position involves identifying immediate needs and next steps, safety planning, advocating within and helping clients navigate systems (legal, state, etc.), connecting clients with a support team, walking alongside them as they accomplish their goals, and graduating from the program. 

The Case Manager position requires knowledge of the tactics and methods of trafficking, the myriad of barriers and unique needs a survivor will have, and an in depth understanding of trauma-informed care. 

Job Responsibilities:

  • Provides comprehensive and culturally responsive case management, crisis intervention, and assistance in goal setting
  • Elevates the voices of survivors and supports their choices in healing
  • Explores strengths and needs of each person to create a unique goal plan for their success
  • Builds intentional trusting and safe relationships to con 
  • Creates safety plans, identifies basic needs and next steps, advocates and assists in the navigation of various systems
  • Leads/facilitates group programming
  • Connects and networks with other providers, agencies, systems, and resources in the community to provide a wide range of services to clients
  • Coordinates with other supports in survivor’s life to provide best resources and care 
  • Conducts wraparound meetings with clients and others
  • Completes case notes and reporting on weekly, monthly and quarterly basis
  • Maintains confidentiality
  • Participates in regular evaluation of their work 
  • Participates in ongoing training and education 
  • Reports to direct supervisor for ongoing support and case consulting 

Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s Degree in social services or a related field (or a combination of education and/or training and/or experience which provides an equivalent background required to perform the work). 
  • Persons with lived experience/survivorship
  • Experience working with vulnerable and marginalized populations
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills 
  • Ability to remain grounded in chaotic situations and self-regulate 
  • Access to a vehicle, valid WA State license, and auto insurance 
  • Ability to pass an extensive background check 
  • Self-starter and ability to work well independently 
  • Detail-oriented, highly organized, innovative, articulate, motivated, reliable, team player, and resourceful 
  • Ability to maintain healthy boundaries and good self-care practices
  • Desire to see individuals freed from all forms of gender-based violence and find safety and healing 
  • Alignment with organization’s mission and core values 

Benefits:

  • Monthly medical coverage through local clinic
  • Therapy coverage
  • Mileage reimbursement 
  • Paid professional development and training
  • Paid time off/holidays 
  • Paid sick time off

Please submit a cover letter and resume to pavingtheway@scarletroad.org 

Job Title: Adult Outreach Advocate

Location: Kitsap County

Position Type: Full Time (32 Hours/week)

Compensation: $18.00-$20.00 per hour

Position Description: The Scarlet Road Outreach Advocate for Adult Populations is responsible for direct outreach connections with sexual exploitation survivors aged 25+. This role includes responding to phone/text/email referrals and providing safe specialized trauma informed safety planning for those in need. The Outreach Advocate for Adult Populations is responsible for maintaining positive relationships with our local adult service provider agencies. This role provides the beginning steps for the adult survivors that we serve to become enrolled in our intensive aftercare program or to be referred to the most appropriate resource connection that fits their individualized healing needs.

The position requires an in-depth knowledge of sexual exploitation/human trafficking including the myriad of barriers and unique needs of survivors in the process of healing, systemic barriers and a basic understanding of human trauma (individualy, collectively, historically). This position is not remote.

Job Responsibilities:

  • In person, direct outreach support to adult survivors in various environments throughout the community.
  • Facilitation of adult focused trainings within the community focused on HT/SE prevention and survivor identification
  • Building and maintaining supportive relationships with local adult service provider agencies
  • Occasional ride assistance to Scarlet Road clients
  • Participation in Scarlet Road events that provide relational/mentoring support for Scarlet Road clients
  • Provide victim services support materials to local providers of healing services
  • Data & record keeping, connected to primary job focuses
  • Re-entry support services for incarcerated survivor populations

Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s Degree within human services related studies or other relevant degree / relevant experience of at least 2 years
  • Understanding of domestic and international frames of sexual exploitation / human trafficking. Direct work with survivors is a plus.
  • Familiarity with medical, social services, crisis networks and similar systems of support
  • Passionate alignment to Scarlet Road’s mission, vision and value
  • Resourceful, adaptable, creative, highly organized and reliable
  • A commitment to see individuals free from all forms of gender-based
  • Highly developed emotional/physical boundaries
  • A basic understanding of trauma work

Benefits:

  • Monthly medical coverage through local clinic
  • Therapy coverage
  • Mileage reimbursement 
  • Paid professional development and training
  • Paid time off/holidays 
  • Paid sick time off

Please submit a cover letter and resume to pavingtheway@scarletroad.org 

Job Title: Youth Outreach Advocate

Location: Kitsap County

Position Type: Full Time (32 Hours/week)

Compensation: $18.00-$20.00 per hour

Position Description: The Scarlet Road Youth Outreach Advocate/Preventionist is responsible for direct outreach connections with sexual exploitation survivors aged 25 years and under and prevention education.  The role includes responding to phone/text/email referrals and providing specialized trauma informed safety planning for those in need, and for maintaining positive relationships with our local youth service provider agencies and schools throughout the community.  This role provides the beginning steps for the youth survivors that we serve to become enrolled in our intensive aftercare program or to be referred to the most appropriate    resource connection that fits their individualized healing needs. Additionally the role includes facilitating Scarlet Road’s youth prevention curriculum in school classrooms and youth community groups throughout the community. 

The position requires an in-depth knowledge of sexual exploitation/human trafficking including the myriad of barriers and unique needs of survivors in the process of healing, systemic barriers and a basic understanding of human trauma (individually, collectively, historically).  This position is not a telehealth/offsite position. 

Job Responsibilities:

  • In person, direct outreach support to youth survivors throughout the community
  • Facilitating prevention curriculum in local schools and youth-focused groups
  • Maintaining strong relationships with current school partners
  • Building and maintaining supportive relationships with local youth service provider agencies
  • Occasional ride assistance to Scarlet Road clients
  • Participation in Scarlet Road client facing events 
  • Data & record keeping, connected to primary job focuses

Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s Degree within human services related studies or other relevant degree 
  • Understanding of domestic and international frames of sexual exploitation/human trafficking and related trauma, coping strategies and defenses relating to power/control based relationship structures 
  • 2 years of direct services  work, preferably with survivors of exploitation and/or youth populations 
  • Safety planning and motivational interviewing
  • Public speaking experience
  • Comfortable with learning/facilitating  classroom management skills
  • Experience managing multiple ongoing projects and tasks. Proactive and motivated with the ability to work both as a team and independently
  • Highly developed emotional/physical boundaries
  • An familiarity with community resources
  • A commitment to see individuals free from all forms of gender-based, class-based and minority affected violence
  • Alignment with Scarlet Road’s mission, vision and core values and statement of faith

Benefits:

  • Monthly medical coverage through local clinic
  • Therapy coverage
  • Mileage reimbursement 
  • Paid professional development and training
  • Paid time off/holidays 
  • Paid sick time off

Please submit a cover letter and resume to pavingtheway@scarletroad.org