Bilingual BIPP Facilitator- Spanish

Our Mission

The Family Place empowers survivors of family violence by providing safe housing, counseling, and skills that create independence while building community engagement and advocating for social change to stop family violence.

As a BIPP Facilitator, you will play a vital role in providing transformative services to men and women who are perpetrators of domestic violence. You will facilitate psycho‑educational groups, conduct assessments, and collaborate with legal and community partners to promote accountability, competency‑building, and safety. This is an opportunity to work in a supportive, mission‑driven organization committed to fostering positive change in our community.

• Facilitate group sessions for male and female clients using The Family Place‑approved curriculum, ensuring clients build competency in communication and behavior change.
• Provide direct services, including intakes, assessments, client orientations, and exit sessions.
• Maintain a comprehensive knowledge of community resources, leveraging partnerships to provide additional support and referrals as needed.
• Collaborate with representatives from the legal/criminal justice system, child protective services, and other referral sources to ensure program effectiveness and client accountability.
• Maintain accurate group data, including attendance records, evaluations, and progress reports, and ensure timely submission of statistical information.
• Support program development by participating in training sessions, practice reviews, and curriculum updates. Provide feedback to the Program Director and Senior Director of Community Collaboration.
• Communicate with The Family Place Partner Advocate Program to enhance client accountability and ensure partner safety.
• Assist with administrative duties, such as answering calls, screening clients, and enrolling them in orientation and group sessions.
• Offer referrals for clients to access mental health services, housing, employment opportunities, and other essential resources.
• Participate in staff meetings, group supervision, and individual supervision, and engage in public education and speaking engagements.
• Protect the confidentiality and integrity of client information.