Bilingual Survivor Outreach Services Coordinator

The Louis D. Brown Peace Institute (LDBPI) is a center of healing, teaching, and learning for families and

communities dealing with murder, trauma, grief, and loss. We aim to transform society's response to homicide,

ensuring all families are treated with dignity and compassion. Founded in 1994 after the murder of Dorchester

resident, Louis D. Brown, the LDBPI is recognized across the state and country for the best practices in the field of

homicide response. With over 30 years of experience, the LDBPI continues to innovate and grow.

Role Summary

We seek a bilingual Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) Coordinator dedicated to meeting the unique needs of

families impacted by murder. The ideal candidate will be collaborative, communicative, and experienced in serving

diverse communities. This SOS Coordinator will report to the Director of Survivor Outreach Services and work

closely with other Coordinators and program staff. The desired start date for this position is June 15, 2026.

Responsibilities

● Provide a safe meeting place for families within 24-72 hours of a homicide to address practical needs of

survivors from death notification to funerals.

● Conduct survivor intakes through in-person, virtual, or telephone sessions.

● Maintain consistent communication with families to assess needs, monitor progress, develop and monitor

long-term plans for survivors' healing and provide advocacy as needed.

● Collaborate with other service providers for mental health services, housing, financial resources, etc.

● Advocate for clients' rights under the MA Victims Bill of Rights and MA Bereavement Leave Act.

● Update and maintain case documentation.

● Attend relevant meetings and community events.

● Commitment to LDBPI’s mission, values, and the seven Principles of Peace; promote the mission and

vision of the LDBPI in individual conversations and at events and meetings.

● Support organization’s annual events such as the Mother’s Day Walk for Peace, Peace B’Que, and

Survivors of Homicide Victims Awareness Month.

Qualifications & Skills

● Minimum 3 years of experience in human services, case management, and/or advocacy.

● Bilingual (English/Spanish) communication skills are required for this role to effectively serve our Spanish

speaking survivors

● Highly organized, resourceful, and proactive with excellent communication skills.

● Proficient in MS Word, MS Excel, Google applications, and internet research.

● Strong administrative skills, including record-keeping and data entry.

● Ability to work independently and as part of a team with diverse populations.

● Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive information.

● Detail-oriented and capable of managing multiple cases.

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● Ability to motivate and adapt long-term plans for survivors.

● Possess social and racial justice perspective.

● Effective decision-making in complex client matters.

● Strong relationship-building skills with diverse groups.

● Effective public speaking skills.

● Experience providing culturally responsive services to diverse community members, particularly with

Latino/a/x populations

Desired Qualifications

● Experience with the Department of Children & Families.

● Some formal clinical training and education.

Time Commitment

● Full-time, 40 hours/week position, including some evening and weekend work.

Benefits

● Medical, 401K, Aflac plans, paid vacation, PTO, flex time, paid holidays, annual self-care stipend, and

professional development opportunities.

● Opportunities for contribution and learning within a community-based, survivor-led organization.

● Networking with providers in trauma response, homicide bereavement, and healing.

● Extensive training in LDBPI’s survivor-based model.

To Apply

Email cover letter and resume, including three professional references, by April 19,

2026. Include the position title and your full name in the email’s subject line. Only complete applications will be

considered, and only qualified candidates will be contacted. No phone calls, please.

The Louis D. Brown Peace Institute is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on race,

ethnicity, sexual orientation, nationality, ability, age, gender identity or gender expression or any other

characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an

inclusive environment for all consultants and employees.

• Medical, 401K, Aflac plans, paid vacation, PTO, flex time, paid holidays, annual self-care stipend, and

professional development opportunities.

• Opportunities for contribution and learning within a community-based, survivor-led organization.
• Networking with providers in trauma response, homicide bereavement, and healing.
• Extensive training in LDBPI’s survivor-based model.

Proficient in both English and Spanish