
Job & Volunteer Opportunities
Wild Iris Family Counseling and Crisis Center delivers violence prevention efforts and free services for persons affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse in both Inyo and Mono Counties. Wild Iris is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Opportunities
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Position: Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Staff Advocate
Reporting Office: Bishop, CA
Pay Range: $26.25-$32.55
Job Type: Full-Time, hourly, non-exempt
Benefits: Employee retirement with employer contributions, medical insurance, paid holidays, vacation, and sick accruals.
(Benefits available after successful completion of introductory period.)
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Job Description: The CASA Coordinator assists CASA staff and volunteers in the day-to-day operations and with special projects as well as provide advocacy for CASA youth. This is a mandated reporting position. May supervise volunteers. Reports to CASA Program Manager.
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Qualifications:
Required:
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High School diploma or equivalency and at least 21 years of age.
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At least one year of experience performing similar or transferable duties.
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Highly computer literate. Proficient with Microsoft Office. Willing to learn industry specific client-based software.
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Able to work some evenings and weekends.
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Valid driver’s license, insurance, and reliable transportation.
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Must be willing to undergo a live scan background check.
Preferred:
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Bachelor’s degree in child development or related field.
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Experience with child welfare system and knowledge of related laws, or experience with court systems.
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Experience managing volunteers and/or doing professional training.
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HIGHLY PREFERRED: Bilingual and biliterate in English and Spanish.
Essential Job Duties:
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Assist in the recruitment and retention of CASA volunteers.
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Maintain program databases including entering case and volunteer information and preparing reports.
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Assist with the organization of, and participate in, events and activities which increase awareness and community investment in the program and recruitment.
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Advocate for youth in community settings such as court, school, social services, and medical appointments.
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Write court reports based on the best interest of the youth and attend scheduled court hearings.
Volunteer Opportunities
Wild Iris and CASA of the Eastern Sierra are always in need of volunteers; they are a vital part of our services. The volunteer needs for Wild Iris projects may vary. Some require training before you can help.
To learn more about our volunteer opportunities, and how you can get involved, contact the Volunteer Program Manager at 760-873-6601.
Download a Wild Iris Volunteer Application or please call our office and we will email or fax an application to you!
Interested in volunteering as a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate)? Visit the CASA of the Eastern Sierra website to learn more and schedule an information session.
Or call CASA of the Eastern Sierra at 760.873.8442 to speak with CASA staff.
Direct Service Volunteers
(Training Required)
Can Help With:
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Staffing the Crisis Line
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Restraining Orders
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Client Advocacy, Accompaniment & Transportation
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Crisis Counseling & Support
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Safe Haven
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Housing Establishment & Relocation
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Teaching Classes or Leading Support Groups
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Community Outreach Presentations
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Any Tasks Listed Below
Indirect Service Volunteers
(No Training Necessary!)
Help With:
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Company Car Maintenance/Wash
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Office Cleaning
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Special Projects/Mailings
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Fundraising Events
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Awareness Month Activities
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Web Page Assistance/Maintenance
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Sharing Your Special Talent to Enhance Wild Iris Service
Board Member Opportunities
Take a stand against violence in our community. Wild Iris is currently accepting applications from residents of Inyo and Mono counties to serve on our Board of Directors.
For more information, please download and review our
To apply, complete the application for appointment to the board and mail to PO Box 697 Bishop, CA 93515.
Please direct your questions to Dominic Hays, Executive Director at dhays@wild-iris.org or 760-873-6601.
