<div>Description<br><br></div><div>Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)<br><br></div><div>Buffalo, NY<br><br></div><div>$70,720.00 per year<br><br></div><div>Buffalo City Mission is seeking a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). This position is full-time, working across our Buffalo, NY locations.<br><br></div><div><strong>Serve with Purpose:</strong><br><br></div><div>Rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, we are more than a workplace. We are a community united by faith, compassion, and a shared commitment to changing lives. At Buffalo City Mission, we believe everyone deserves a second chance. Every day, we witness lives transformed through the power of grace, love, and hope. Our mission is to serve men, women, and families facing barriers to stability. Offering not just shelter and support, but the opportunity to rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose.<br><br></div><div><strong>Why Buffalo City Mission:</strong><br><br></div><div>We are proud to offer competitive pay and a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical coverage with a single-high premium paid in full by the employer, a Health Savings Account (HSA), vision coverage, employer-paid life insurance, and supplemental insurance options. Beyond compensation and benefits, we cultivate a workplace where faith inspires action, service is a calling, and every team member plays a role in restoring hope.<br><br></div><div><strong>Clinical Leadership &amp; Veteran Services</strong><br><br></div><ul><li>Provide individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, and mental health screenings for residents, with a specific focus on the Veteran population.</li><li>Serve as the primary clinical liaison for the VA Grant and Per Diem (GPD) program, ensuring all VA performance metrics and clinical standards are met.</li><li>Conduct comprehensive psychosocial assessments to identify barriers to housing, including PTSD, substance use disorders, and chronic health issues.</li></ul><div><strong>Case Management Oversight</strong><br><br></div><ul><li>Supervise and mentor a team of Case Managers to ensure the development of high-quality Individual Service Plans (ISPs).</li><li>Audit clinical documentation and progress notes to ensure alignment with BCM standards and federal grant requirements.</li><li>Integrate clinical goals with housing and stability metrics to track resident progress toward self-sufficiency.</li></ul><div><strong>Housing Navigation &amp; Exit Planning</strong><br><br></div><ul><li>Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams and the VA (HUD-VASH) to facilitate seamless transitions into permanent community placement.</li><li>Assist in developing sustainable discharge and exit plans to reduce recidivism and ensure long-term housing stability.</li><li>Assist in identifying and advocating community resources, legal aid, and healthcare benefits for Veterans and transitional residents.</li></ul><div><strong>Compliance &amp; Operations</strong><br><br></div><ul><li>Maintain rigorous standards of clinical documentation in compliance with HIPAA and 2 CFR 200 (Uniform Guidance).</li><li>Prepare and submit clinical data for board reports, grant renewals, and VA audits.</li></ul><div><strong>QUALIFICATIONS</strong><br><br></div><div>· In the midst of a mature walk with Jesus Christ.<br><br></div><div><strong>1. Education &amp; Licensure</strong><br><br></div><ul><li><strong>Education:</strong> A master’s degree in social work (MSW) from an accredited university.</li><li><strong>Licensure: </strong>Active and current NYS Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) credential.</li></ul><div><strong>2. Clinical Experience</strong><br><br></div><ul><li><strong>Veteran Services:</strong> Demonstrated experience working with Veterans, specifically understanding military culture and the unique challenges associated with the Veteran experience (e.g., PTSD, Traumatic Brain Injury) is preferred.</li><li><strong>Homelessness &amp; Trauma:</strong> 3–5 years of clinical experience in a residential or community-based setting, with a focus on homelessness, substance use disorders, and serious mental illness.</li><li><strong>Supervisory Experience:</strong> Experience providing clinical supervision to non-licensed Case Managers or BSW-level staff.</li></ul><div><strong>3. Administrative &amp; Technical Skills</strong><br><br></div><ul><li><strong>Documentation:</strong> Expertise in clinical charting and maintaining records that meet HIPAA and VA audit standards.</li><li><strong>Collaboration:</strong> Ability to interface professionally with external partners, such as the VA Medical Center, HUD-VASH coordinators, and local healthcare providers.</li></ul><div><em>Job postings are not intended to be an exhaustive list of duties. The employee may be asked to perform job-related tasks other than those specifically stated in this description. </em><br><br></div><div>We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming workplace where everyone has the chance to thrive.<br><br></div>

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

<div>Description<br><br></div><div><strong>JOB OBJECTIVE</strong><br><br></div><div>The Campus Safety Investigations &amp; Training Coordinator is a key role within the Office of Campus Safety, with responsibility for Campus Safety investigations, officer training, Campus Safety related regulatory compliance, and administrative support. This individual serves as the University's primary day to day coordinator for Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act compliance and works collaboratively with offices and departments across the University.<br><br></div><div>The position works closely with the Director of Campus Safety to support departmental operations, officer development, emergency preparedness, incident review, documentation, and compliance. The position also coordinates with the Director of Risk Management / Title IX Coordinator on Clery matters and may serve as a trained Title IX investigator when assigned by the Title IX Coordinator.<br><br></div><div><strong>INVESTIGATIONS</strong><br><br></div><div>• Conduct and assist with Campus Safety investigations involving students, employees, visitors, property, and other University matters.<br><br></div><div>• Interview complainants, respondents, witnesses, and other involved individuals; collect, preserve, review, and organize relevant evidence.<br><br></div><div>• Prepare clear, factual, objective, and thorough investigative reports.<br><br></div><div>• Assist Campus Safety Officers with complex, sensitive, or significant investigations.<br><br></div><div>• At the direction of the Title IX Coordinator, serve as a trained Title IX investigator for assigned matters and conduct impartial fact finding, interviews, evidence review, and investigative report preparation in accordance with University procedures.<br><br></div><div>• Coordinate with Campus Safety, Title IX, Student Affairs, Human Resources, and law enforcement when appropriate.<br><br></div><div>• Maintain confidentiality and appropriate separation between investigative and decision making functions.<br><br></div><div><strong>CAMPUS SAFETY TRAINING</strong><br><br></div><div>• Coordinate and provide in person training for Campus Safety personnel, including new officer orientation and continuing professional development.<br><br></div><div>• Provide or coordinate training in report writing, interviewing and investigative techniques, evidence preservation, de escalation, Clery reporting, Title IX reporting responsibilities, alcohol and drug incident response, emergency procedures, and professional communication.<br><br></div><div>• Coordinate required training and certifications under applicable New York State security guard requirements and maintain officer training records, certifications, attendance documentation, and renewal schedules.<br><br></div><div>• Identify training needs through incident review, supervisory feedback, audits, regulatory changes, and after action reviews.<br><br></div><div>• Assist with emergency preparedness exercises, drills, and related training documentation.<br><br></div><div><strong>CLERY COMPLIANCE</strong><br><br></div><div>• Serve as the University's primary day to day coordinator for Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act compliance, with institutional oversight provided by the Director of Risk Management / Title IX Coordinator.<br><br></div><div>• Review Campus Safety incident reports and information from Title IX, Student Conduct, Residence Life, Athletics, Human Resources, and other offices for potential Clery reporting requirements.<br><br></div><div>• Coordinate classification and counting of Clery crimes, VAWA offenses, hate crimes, disciplinary referrals, and hazing incidents.<br><br></div><div>• Maintain and periodically audit the Daily Crime Log.<br><br></div><div>• Maintain the University's Clery geography and supporting documentation, including review of University sponsored travel, leased locations, and other controlled property.<br><br></div><div>• Maintain the Campus Security Authority roster and coordinate CSA training, outreach, and annual data collection.<br><br></div><div>• Request applicable crime statistics from law enforcement agencies.<br><br></div><div>• Coordinate preparation and updating of the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report and assist with the annual U.S. Department of Education Campus Safety and Security Survey.<br><br></div><div>• Maintain documentation related to timely warnings, emergency notifications, missing student procedures, fire safety, VAWA, hazing, and regulatory deadlines.<br><br></div><div>• Maintain organized records and supporting documentation for audits, program reviews, and regulatory inquiries.<br><br></div><div><strong>CAMPUS SAFETY ADMINISTRATIVE &amp; COMPLIANCE SUPPORT</strong><br><br></div><div>• Provide administrative and compliance support to the Director of Campus Safety.<br><br></div><div>• Review incident reports for completeness, accuracy, proper documentation, and appropriate escalation.<br><br></div><div>• Assist with development, review, and maintenance of Campus Safety policies, procedures, forms, training materials, compliance calendars, and regulatory records.<br><br></div><div>• Assist with Campus Safety and facility inspections as assigned and track corrective actions resulting from incidents, inspections, drills, audits, and compliance reviews.<br><br></div><div>• Compile statistics, trend information, and reports for the Director of Campus Safety and University leadership.<br><br></div><div>• Provide support involving NYS Education Law 129-A and 129-B, Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act requirements, and other Campus Safety related regulatory obligations as assigned.<br><br></div><div><strong>PREVENTION, EDUCATION &amp; COMMITTEE PARTICIPATION</strong><br><br></div><div>• Serve on University committees, task forces, and working groups related to sexual misconduct, sexual assault prevention, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, alcohol and drug prevention, hazing, student conduct, campus safety, and student well being.<br><br></div><div>• Support educational and prevention programming involving sexual misconduct, interpersonal violence, alcohol and drug misuse, hazing, crime prevention, and campus safety.<br><br></div><div>• Assist with documentation of educational and prevention activities required for Clery, VAWA, DFCA, and related compliance obligations.<br><br></div><div>• Collaborate with Title IX, Student Affairs, Residence Life, Athletics, Wellness, Human Resources, Risk Management, and other University departments.<br><br></div><div>• Participate in after action reviews and discussions involving significant incidents, policies, procedures, training needs, and student safety concerns.<br><br></div><div>Requirements<br><br></div><div><strong>Minimum Qualifications</strong><br><br></div><div>• Associate or bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, Public Safety, Emergency Management, or a related field preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and significant relevant professional experience.<br><br></div><div>• Prior law enforcement experience as a police officer, sheriff's deputy, investigator, detective, campus safety professional, or comparable investigative experience strongly preferred.<br><br></div><div>• Demonstrated experience conducting interviews, evaluating evidence, and preparing detailed investigative reports.<br><br></div><div>• Knowledge of criminal offenses, investigative procedures, and professional report writing.<br><br></div><div>• Working knowledge of the Clery Act preferred; ability to complete advanced Clery compliance training after hire required.<br><br></div><div>• Knowledge of Title IX, VAWA, NYS Education Law 129-A and 129-B, and campus safety requirements preferred; prior higher education experience is not required.<br><br></div><div>• Ability to successfully complete Title IX investigator training.<br><br></div><div>• Strong organizational, analytical, written communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.<br><br></div><div>• Ability to work independently, manage multiple deadlines, and maintain detailed regulatory documentation.<br><br></div><div>• Ability to remain objective and impartial while handling confidential and sensitive matters.<br><br></div><div>• Valid New York State driver's license and ability to meet University driving requirements.<br><br></div><div>• NYS Security Guard registration and other required Campus Safety certifications, or ability to obtain them within a University established timeframe.<br><br></div><div>• Ability to work occasional evening or weekend hours for investigations, training, emergencies, or University events.<br><br></div>

Campus Safety Investigations & Training Coordinator

<div><strong>About Praxis</strong><br><br></div><div>Praxis began in 2011 with a desire to support and equip Christian entrepreneurs and has grown steadily into a 30+ person, NY-centric team advancing the redemptive imagination and action of founders, funders, and innovators motivated by their faith to address the major issues of our time. As a $15M+/year nonprofit with ambitious growth plans, we're expanding our venture-building work globally, organizing around the major issues of our time, and building media and more to activate the redemptive potential of Christians around the world. We see our team as the first carriers of the mission, building an organization that is great to work at, excellent in its craft, and redemptive in its finances as well as its programs.<br><br></div><div><strong>The Role</strong><br><br></div><div>This role reports to the Partner, Capital at Praxis. As the Director, Community Systems, you will build and lead the system that cultivates a community of connected relationships eager to build ventures and projects together. The Director is an architect and operator of systems rooted in the conviction that compounding impact over time is made possible by the curation of a dense network of founders, funders, creatives, thinkers, and builders. The Director owns two connected systems: how the community is recruited, formed, and activated, and how the needs of select ventures and projects are surfaced, matched, and fulfilled through the community’s abundance of expertise, capacity for mentorship, introductions to talent, and financial capital. They also equip members of the Praxis team to do the deeply personal work inside those systems.<br><br></div><div>The value of this role is that the loop runs as one system with one accountable lead, rather than two functions passing information across a gap.<br><br></div><div><strong>Key Areas of Responsibility</strong><br><br></div><div><strong><em>Community Cultivation (~50%)</em></strong><br><br></div><div>Helps lead and design the architecture and operation of how Praxis recruits and cultivates the community across regions, enabling the team to spend their limited relational capital in meaningful ways while building systems to carry the work elsewhere.<br><br></div><ul><li>Build and maintain the community management model, organizing the community by roles, interests, engagements, etc. and the processes for personal recruitment and cultivation.</li><li>Own the data layer that makes the community understandable: the key data inputs and community management processes, and a structured view of who can contribute what (deployable capital, network and domain reach, expertise and mentoring capacity), captured through the relationship work itself rather than layered on top of it.</li><li>Design and run the operating rhythms: Community portfolio sizing and assignment, touchpoint standards, and the pipeline directory that invites people into relevant programs, events, and opportunities for engagement.</li><li>Equip and coach the team members who are the frontline of the community — giving them the tools, briefs, prompts, and dashboards that make personal outreach more informed and less administrative, without ever scripting what must stay personal.</li><li>Work with the Systems Lead to develop AI agents and AI-enabled workflows that support community managers in the personal cultivation of community relationships; hold the line that certain interactions and invitations should remain relational and personal.</li><li>Protect the Community Principles — people over projects, givers before takers — as the ceiling on how the system is used.</li></ul><div><strong><em>Community-Driven Venture and Project Support (~50%)</em></strong><br><br></div><div>Working with the Accelerator and Studio teams, surface the needs of select ventures and projects and activate the community towards them — capital (investment or philanthropy), talent introductions, expertise, mentorship, and shared project work.<br><br></div><ul><li>Build and run the intake by which needs are surfaced, working directly with the Accelerator teams, Capital Fellowship team, and the Redemptive Imagination Project team so that needs are known in a consistent, usable form rather than as ad hoc requests.</li><li>Maintain the criteria for which ventures and projects warrant community activation, so that the community's contributions are concentrated to strategic opportunities.</li><li>Qualify each need into a specific, well-formed invitation: what kind of contribution, how much, by when, what a good contributor looks like, etc.</li><li>Design and execute the strategy by which needs are matched against the community's capacity and route each match through the appropriate team relationship, ensuring the invitation is personal and specific.</li><li>Close the loop: track fulfillment, report back to ventures and to community members and make visible what the community's contributions made possible.</li><li>Aggregate patterns — recurring gaps in expertise, capital, or geography — and feed them back upstream to inform who Community Management recruits and prioritizes.</li><li>Treat each fulfilled outcome as the beginning of the next: make visible the journeys by which a Fellow becomes a mentor, a mentor becomes a funder, and a contributor becomes an exemplar who draws others in.</li></ul><div><strong>What You Bring to the Role</strong><br><br></div><ul><li>An ecology/systems orientation: you see a community, a pipeline, or a portfolio as a system that can be designed and cultivated and you are energized by encouraging the system rather than being the driver.</li><li>Fluency with data and tooling: comfort working in CRM schemas and workflows, building dashboards and reporting, and working with the Systems Lead to evaluate and build where automation and AI can responsibly reduce friction.</li><li>Operating experience in a relationship-driven environment (community, ecosystem, development, partnerships, or portfolio operations) enough to respect what must stay personal and to design systems that serve it.</li><li>The ability to lead and coach a team of relationship-oriented people, and to earn the trust of team members who carry the frontline, by making their work more effective rather than more bureaucratic.</li><li>Strategic judgment on both sides of the role, able to discern what ventures and projects need and what the community can realistically offer, and match accordingly.</li><li>Relational credibility sufficient to work well with funders, founders, and mentors, even though the role's leverage is in the system rather than in carrying a personal portfolio.</li></ul><div><strong>Additional Details</strong><strong>Location:</strong> Strong preference for New York City-based candidates; remote role considered for outstanding candidates<br><br><strong>Travel</strong>: Team meetings (typically held at Praxis HQ in New York City), annual Praxis Summit, and additional travel for Regional Gatherings, program events, and other community gatherings; 30-40 days annually. All travel expenses covered by Praxis.<br><br></div><div><strong>Reports To</strong>: Partner, Capital<br><br></div><div><strong>Compensation Package</strong>: $125K - $155k based on experience and location<br><br></div><ul><li>Comprehensive benefits including fully paid health insurance for families</li><li>5% matching 401k</li><li>Flexible vacation policy</li></ul><div>For all Praxis roles, we are open to candidates who are 'outside of range'. Growth-minded applicants at earlier career stages or candidates with experience above the highest end of the job description are welcome and encouraged to apply.<br><br></div><div><strong>Cultural Alignment</strong>Praxis finds its theological identity most clearly stated in the Lausanne Covenant (1974) and the Cape Town Commitment (2010). All Praxis staff and program participants are asked to affirm The Apostles’ Creed as a statement of their own beliefs. The ideal candidate will demonstrate alignment with the above, as well as our mission to awaken imagination for redemptive action. We're seeking a leader who combines operational excellence with a spirit of humility and service, contributing to our vision of building an organization that embodies redemptive principles in all aspects of its work and culture, which includes shared rhythms such as daily team prayer and a company-wide weekly Sabbath, as detailed in our Rule of Life for Redemptive Entrepreneurs (rule.praxis.co).<br><br></div>Departments: Community

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