This is no ordinary place to work.

Traffick911 is a growing 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that directly serves victims of child sex trafficking. Our model of crisis response and long-term empowerment provides the survivors we work with the safety and stability they need to heal from trauma and rebuild their lives.

We are relentlessly passionate and single-minded in our commitment to see communities free from relational brokenness - starting with us. We embrace the expression Free People Free People. It’s more than a catchy phrase. It’s our heartbeat and posture from which we endeavor to serve. We are not ‘helpers’ helping those who need help. We acknowledge our own brokenness, shared humanity, and stories as we walk alongside others seeking freedom. This means that in every position, from administration to field advocates, we empower each other to lean into personal freedom and healing. It means that every staff member is engaged in their own healing process and is growing in their ability to articulate their own story of brokenness and their ‘why’ around their purpose for serving at Traffick911. In essence, when we offer you a ‘job’ at Traffick911, we are inviting you into the journey of healing alongside every survivor of trafficking we serve. Personal growth is the norm at Traffick911.

 
 
 
 

Voice & Choice Advocate

Full Time, Exempt - Addison, TX

As a part of Traffick911’s Voice & Choice Survivor Empowerment Program, the Voice & Choice Advocate (VCA) is a field-based victim service provider. The VCA is responsible for engaging child sex trafficking survivors (and non-offending legal guardians) through trust-based relationships in the individualized, collaborative process of identifying, planning, accessing, and coordinating resources, support, and services for their emotional and social recovery. The VCA serves in rotation on a 24-hour Crisis Response Team. The VCA serves clients all across North Texas and youth of any gender identification who have been trafficked. This position is primarily funded through a two-year grant with organizational plans to develop long-term sustainability.

Requirements & Experience:

  • Spanish speaking preferred but not required

  • Must live within 40 miles of Downtown Dallas

  • Survivors of trafficking/sexual exploitation strongly preferred

  • Ability to have a flexible schedule; often working nights and weekends

  • Bachelor’s degree required (Masters preferred) with at least two years of relevant professional job experience

  • Professional experience working with vulnerable/high-risk youth populations with complex trauma preferred

  • Experience working with child sex trafficking survivors, adult sex trafficking survivors, victim services, juvenile services, CPS, and/or domestic violence preferred

  • Unrelenting commitment to self-care and personal respite

  • Broad knowledge and experience in working with traumatized populations

  • Demonstrated ability to calmly and effectively handle multiple crises

*Extensive interview process consisting of multiple group interviews.



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