Domestic Violence Youth Specialist

Ponca Tribe of Nebraska

. Work with youth ages 18 and younger within the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska Service Delivery Area.

Posted 10/14/2026full-timeOmaha • Nebraska • United StatesJunior💰 $16 - $25 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in program development, implementation, and evaluation for youth services, with a strong focus on advocacy and support for victims of domestic violence and human trafficking. Possesses knowledge of relevant laws and cultural sensitivity in working with Native American communities.

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Program DevelopmentYouth AdvocacyCultural CompetencyCommunication SkillsCase Management

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Hard Skills

Program ImplementationChild Development KnowledgeDomestic Violence PreventionHuman Services ExperienceIntake Form DevelopmentAssessment SkillsService Learning CreationDocumentation SkillsConfidentiality MaintenanceTravel Willingness

Soft Skills

MentoringPublic RelationsCollaborationSupportive CommunicationCommunity Engagement

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft WordMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft PowerPoint

Certifications & Qualifications

Valid Driver's LicenseBackground Check Compliance

Industry Keywords

Public Law 93-638Indian Self-Determination ActTribal OrganizationsPublic Law 101-630Indian Child Protection ActNative American OrganizationsYouth ServicesDomestic ViolenceHuman TraffickingCommunity Resources

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Work with youth ages 18 and younger within the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska Service Delivery Area.
Facilitate culturally relevant activities focused on youth strengths and tribal heritage.
Create services and programming for youth victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and/or human trafficking.
Provide advocacy and services to affected youth.
Facilitate support groups and activities for youth victims.
Create Service Learning opportunities with youth.
Develop and implement program guidelines, documentation, intake forms and assessments for each youth.
Coordinate with community resources to enhance and broaden program services.
Promote youth activities, programs and services through internal and external community events.
Maintain positive public relations with the community, outside resources and agencies.
Mentor youth while supporting their physical, spiritual and emotional well-being.
Maintain confidentiality.
Collaborate with Behavioral Health, Health Services, Community Health Workers, Culture, Ponca Express, Human Services, Tribal employees, Elder's Council and external organizations.
Work occasional evenings and weekends and travel extensively throughout the Ponca Service Delivery Area, with occasional travel outside it.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Associate degree in a human services, criminal justice or education related field, or an equivalent combination of experience and education.
Experience, education, or a working knowledge of child development and education, domestic violence, prevention programming and human services.
One year of experience working with youth.
Computer proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint programs.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Valid driver's license and be insurable.
Successfully pass drug and alcohol testing, motor vehicle, education, character, and criminal background checks.
Able and willing to travel in and out of the Ponca Service Delivery Area.
Preferred: Bachelor's degree in a human services, criminal justice or education related field, or an equivalent combination of experience and education.
Preferred: One year of case management experience.
Preferred: One year of program development, implementation and evaluation.
Preferred: One year of experience working with Native Americans or Native American organizations.
Knowledge and understanding of Public Law 93-638: Indian Self-Determination Act, Tribal organizations, and funding opportunities.
Preference will be given to Ponca Tribe of Nebraska members or members of a federally recognized tribe; all qualified individuals are eligible.
Must comply with Public Law 101-630, Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Act and 25 CFR Part 63 Indian Child Protection Act.