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Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) On-Call Advocate Beaverton, OR·Remote·Part time Company website Apply for On-Call AdvocateEvery shift you take as an On-Call Advocate makes a difference. You might be the first person a survivor speaks to after an assault — the one who listens, believes, and helps them take their next step toward safety and healing. This work isn't just a job; it's a calling to stand alongside survivors, amplify their voices, and build a community where sexual violence is no longer tolerated. If you are empathetic, reliable, and ready to respond when someone needs you most, we want you as part of our amazing grassroots but professional team.About Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC)Since 1977, the Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) has provided 24/7 support, advocacy, and education for survivors of sexual violence in Washington County. Our work is guided by the voices and needs of survivors. While sexual violence can happen to anyone, we recognize that some communities, including youth, women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, immigrants, and people with disabilities, experience higher rates of violence and face multiple, intersecting barriers to safety and healing.SARC believes that healing happens in community. Survivors deserve to be met with dignity, respect, and empowerment at every step. Our programs include a 24-Hour Support & Resource Line, hospital accompaniment, housing advocacy, peer support groups and workshops, and community education and training.DescriptionHourly Pay: Starting at $21.20/hour (actual working time), plus $2.75/hr on-call shift stipendLocation: Position is primarily remote. But, must be able to respond within Washington County, Oregon hospitals within 40 minutesBenefits: This position includes sick time accrual. This position does not include medical benefits or vacation time accrualAbout SARCThe Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) has been serving Washington County and the Portland metro area since 1977. We are a survivor-centered, trauma-informed nonprofit committed to ending sexual violence and supporting survivors in their healing. Everything we do is grounded in the needs and experiences of those impacted by sexual violence — with a deep focus on communities who experience violence at disproportionately high rates, including Black, Indigenous, and other communities of color, LGBTQ+ survivors, immigrants, people with disabilities, and others who face systemic barriers.Our programs include a 24-Hour Support & Resource Line, hospital accompaniment, housing advocacy, peer support groups, and community education. We believe healing happens in community, and survivors deserve to be met with dignity, respect, and empowerment at every step.Join Our MissionEvery shift you take as an On-Call Advocate makes a difference. You might be the first person a survivor speaks to after an assault — the one who listens, believes, and helps them take their next step toward safety and healing. This work isn't just a job; it's a calling to stand alongside survivors, amplify their voices, and build a community where sexual violence is no longer tolerated. If you are empathetic, reliable, and ready to respond when someone needs you most, we want you as part of our amazing grassroots but professional team.This role is ideal for: college students, professionals seeking meaningful supplemental income, or anyone looking to make a tangible difference in the lives of survivors of sexual violence while keeping a flexible schedule.What You'll DoAnswer support line calls and provide trauma-informed emotional support & safety planningAccompany survivors to hospitals or other response sites in Washington County as part of a rotating on-call scheduleOffer referrals, resources, and crisis interventionMaintain confidentiality and accurate client recordsOccasionally, you'll have the opportunity to co-facilitate peer support groups, attend community outreach events, or support volunteer advocates through their training.What We're Looking ForPassion for SARC's mission and anti-oppression valuesAbility to remain calm and compassionate during emotionally critical situationsStrong communication and active listening skillsReliable transportation and ability to respond to hospital calls within 40 minutes in Washington County (mileage reimbursement included)Willingness to complete a 40-hour Oregon Confidential Advocate training (SARC provided if not already certified)Ability to pass a thorough background check, including fingerprinting.Bonus SkillsBilingual (Spanish, Vietnamese, Arabic, or other languages relevant to our community)Experience working with culturally specific communities or survivor-centered organizationsLived experience relevant to the communities we serveWhy Join SARCMake a direct positive impact on survivors' livesFlexible shifts that fit your schedulePaid training and regular team supportBe part of a mission-driven, survivor-centered organization that has supported the community since 1977.To apply• Complete the application through our job board, here, or on Indeed.#J-18808-Ljbffr