Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and families across the Mount Isa region?
We're looking for a dedicated professional to join the Mount Isa After Hours (MIAH) program, working in conjunction with the Queensland Police Service as part of our Domestic and Family Violence Specialist Support Service.
In this varied and challenging role, you'll help give families the tools they need to navigate this tough time and thrive in the future.54 reasons is Australia's leading child rights organisation – no ordinary not-for-profit.A place where your purpose matters.
Proudly part of the Save the Children Australia Group and global movement, we're here to make sure that children and young people have their rights met and thrive, in all their diversity.With the child's voice at the centre, we provide quality services to children and their caregivers, advocating with them so that children develop, learn, and are connected, safe and confident.
Our people are proudly local, reflective of the communities we serve - in every state and territory, and across regions, remote areas and capital cities.In this full-time permanent role, you'll work within a case management framework in an outreach role, providing support to individuals who are experiencing domestic, family or sexual violence.
Based in Mount Isa, you'll work closely with the Queensland Police Service to provide an after-hours response.Hours will be on a roster system and will be worked between 2pm and 10pm seven days a week (excluding public holidays), with potential to be on-call when required.
Ideally, the role is full time (38 hours per week), though we're also open to candidates who would prefer casual or part time work.Please note: The role works partly at our Mount Isa office, and partly at the local police station (all evening hours and weekend hours are based at the station).You will make a difference by:Providing holistic case management, delivering support to vulnerable and disadvantaged clients and supporting relationshipsEnsuring the voices of children and young people are heardIdentifying strengths, establishing goals for the program and reviewing client progress towards these goalsPromoting skills which increase health, safety and developmentA place to feel valued:You're an experienced practitioner who is passionate about supporting families within a child centred, strengths-based framework.
Importantly, you have a strong understanding of the impact of trauma on children and their families and you're keenly aware of the additional impacts and barriers experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families.It is a genuine requirement of this position that it be filled by a woman as permitted in sections 25, 104 and 105 of the Anti-Discrimination Act, 1991.Bringing your best every day means:Demonstrated experience in case management and knowledge of relevant legislationDemonstrated experience and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and familiesStrong report writing, analytical and evaluation skills, including data collation and analysisTertiary qualification in a relevant field and/or significant experience working in a similar serviceDoes this sound like the place for you?We'd love to hear from you.
Submit your cover letter and resume by clicking on one of the buttons in the 'Apply' section.Applications close: Wednesday 29th January 2025.Position Description: Family Support Specialist - MIAH Mount IsaFor any queries, please contact Team Leader Ksondra Stephan or via email at .
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