Director Domestic Violence Services

About the role

Drive impact. Empower survivors. BHcare is seeking a passionate and strategic Director of Domestic Violence Services to lead our comprehensive domestic violence programs, including the Umbrella Center for Domestic Violence Services (UCDVS) and the Hope Family Justice Center (HFJC).

Strategic & Program Leadership

• Set vision, strategy, and measurable goals for domestic violence services
• Identify and lead program expansion, integration, and innovation opportunities
• Ensure alignment with BHcare, CCADV, and OVS standards

Operations & Compliance

• Oversee operations across multiple locations, including shelters, courts, housing programs, and community sites
• Ensure regulatory, contractual, and accreditation compliance
• Develop and improve policies and procedures

Financial & Grant Management

• Support and monitor program budgets
• Lead grant writing, reporting, and compliance activities

Team Leadership

• Supervise, mentor, and develop staff
• Foster a culture of accountability, collaboration, and growth
• Ensure effective staffing models to meet service demands

Community Engagement

• Represent BHcare in the community and with key stakeholders
• Build and maintain partnerships across the domestic violence ecosystem
• Participate in state coalition initiatives

Fundraising & Visibility

• Partner with Development on fundraising efforts
• Engage donors and community supporters
• Promote program impact and awareness

Direct Service & Support

• Provide backup support to frontline staff as needed

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s preferred (Human Services or related field)
• 5+ years of progressive experience in human services (domestic violence strongly preferred)

Skills & Strengths

• Exceptional communication and public speaking skills
• Strategic thinker with strong project management capabilities
• Highly organized with the ability to manage multiple priorities
• Collaborative leader who builds strong, mission-driven teams
• Commitment to equity, ethics, and survivor-centered care