Job Description
Key responsibilities: Ensure all program services align with best practices in victim advocacy.
Supervise, train and support program staff
Conduct regular performance evaluations and provide ongoing coaching and professional development.
Submit grant applications, renewals, reporting and audits.
Prepare victim and witnesses for participation in court proceedings through explanation of the steps in the process..
Escorts victims to court and remain with them during proceedings.
Produce and provide written material to victims and witnesses to inform them of resources such as compensation, protective orders, victim impact statements and release notifications.
Key responsibilities: Ensure all program services align with best practices in victim advocacy.
Supervise, train and support program staff
Conduct regular performance evaluations and provide ongoing coaching and professional development.
Submit grant applications, renewals, reporting and audits.
Prepare victim and witnesses for participation in court proceedings through explanation of the steps in the process..
Escorts victims to court and remain with them during proceedings.
Produce and provide written material to victims and witnesses to inform them of resources such as compensation, protective orders, victim impact statements and release notifications.
About City of Chesapeake
Chesapeake, Virginia is a vibrant community that enjoys the best of two worlds, one of urban variety, culture, and excitement, and another of rural landscapes and relaxed living.
Located 20 minutes from the oceanfront, 15 minutes from downtown Norfolk, and 45 minutes from Colonial Williamsburg and the Outer Banks of North Carolina, Chesapeake is the perfect place in which to live, work, and raise a family.
Home to beautiful parks, lakes, and rivers, Chesapeake has more miles of deepwater canals (part of the Intracoastal Waterway) than any other city in the country!
The City of Chesapeake was formed through the merger of the City of South Norfolk and Norfolk County in 1963. It’s a community of communities, with each having its own distinctive history.
Over the last decade, many national and international companies have taken advantage of the City’s ports, atmosphere, and highly qualified labor market by relocating to Chesapeake.
Chesapeake’s neighborhoods offer a variety of comfortable housing alternatives, from apartments and town homes, to single-family residences and executive homes. The City is consistently ranked by the FBI as one of the safest U.S. cities (with populations over 150,000), which lends to the safe, community atmosphere that residents enjoy.