Bilingual Assistant Coordinator

at  Catholic Charities of Long Island

Catholic Charities of Long Island models the love of Jesus by offering dignified and compassionate care to poor and vulnerable neighbors of every faith and background. In-person service at more than 50 sites throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties is inspired by the Gospel call affirming the sacredness of every human life.
CCLI is looking for a Bilingual Assistant Coordinator with a generous heart and a desire to contribute to the well-being of others to carry out our mission on Long Island. By joining our team, you will share in the joy of providing “care with dignity and life with hope.”

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Bachelor’s degree in Human Services such as Social Work, Psychology, Legal Services.
• 1-3 years working in human services with Immigrants
• Bilingual capability – Spanish/English – verbal and written.
• Ability to work flexible schedule to meet program needs.
• Ability to travel locally to various work sites, meetings, presentations and client meetings.
• Valid NYS Driver’s License; local travel required.
  Schedule: full time – 35 hours per week – Work schedule: Monday to Friday.
  Rate of Pay: $49,140 per year.
  This rate of pay serves as a good faith estimate. Actual pay is based on a number of factors which may include a candidate’s qualifications, skills, competencies, experience and work location. The salary range or rate listed does not include any differential pay or other forms of compensation, such as the value of benefits, which may be applicable to this position.

• Provide information, training and technical assistance to Long Island communities and organizations on issues related to Human Trafficking.
• Identify and refer foreign born victims of human trafficking to appropriate community agencies for crisis intervention, legal advocacy, and counseling for medical, mental, physical, social and educational needs.
• Assist with coalition building to bring together resources to address human trafficking in the region as well as offer training and technical assistance to local organizations not part of the coalition. Deliver educational presentations to promote public consciousness and understanding of human trafficking.
• Maintain service records and assist with appropriate documentation including gathering, documenting and maintaining service data for reporting measurable program/funding source goals.
• Partner with law enforcement agencies, schools, health and social service agencies to identify foreign born victims of human trafficking.