Domestic Violence High Risk Team Coordinator; Grant Funded

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The United States Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women provides national leadership and funding to strengthen the nation’s response to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Through this grant, local jurisdictions receive support to improve their ability to identify high‑risk situations, enhance coordination among partner agencies, and deliver more effective services to victims. The grant also funds the creation and implementation of a high‑risk domestic violence team designed to improve safety outcomes and streamline justice system responses.

Domestic Violence High Risk Team Coordinator serves as the coordinator for the high‑risk domestic violence team established through the Office on Violence Against Women grant. This role supports the day‑to‑day implementation of the team by managing referrals, organizing and facilitating case review meetings, and coordinating information‑sharing among partner agencies. The position plays a key role in maintaining smooth communication, ensuring timely case flow, and supporting collaborative decision‑making across all participating organizations.

Note:
This is a grant‑funded position. Employees in grant‑funded roles are eligible for County benefits except participation in the mandatory Arapahoe County Retirement Plan (401(a) Defined Benefit Plan).

Coordinates the Domestic Violence High Risk Team (DVHRT) program by facilitating the identification and monitoring of high‑risk domestic violence cases, convening multidisciplinary partners to develop and implement individualized intervention plans, enhancing victim safety and offender accountability, identifying systemic gaps in the community response, and collecting and analyzing data to evaluate program outcomes and improve system effectiveness. The DVHRT also identifies and closes systemic gaps in the response system and measures case outcomes through data collection and analysis.

• Facilitate DVHRT meetings to foster collaboration, trust, and effective multidisciplinary case management.
• Coordinate the identification, preparation, and presentation of high‑risk cases for team review.
• In partnership with administrative support, prepare and distribute meeting agendas, case materials, minutes, and attendance records.

• Coordinate the review, monitoring, and communication of active high‑risk cases, including case referrals and updates between meetings.
• Collaborate with victim advocates and service providers to support safety planning, service coordination, and intervention efforts.
• Serve as the liaison between the DVHRT, assigned advocates, and victims to ensure timely information sharing and coordinated responses.
• Lead critical incident reviews of intimate partner homicide cases.

• Develop and implement policies, procedures, and practices that enhance team effectiveness and strengthen the domestic violence response system.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for DVHRT members and maintain effective communication among partner agencies.
• Coordinate annual partner meetings to evaluate team performance, identify system gaps, and support continuous improvement.

• Maintain accurate and confidential case files, records, and program data in partnership with administrative support.
• Analyze and communicate case outcomes, intervention results, and key findings to team members and community stakeholders.
• Ensure timely submission of required reports and monthly DVHRT data to the Geiger Institute.

• Coordinate and deliver training, onboarding, and technical assistance to DVHRT members and partner agencies to promote best practices in domestic…