At IFYS, our overarching goal is to foster an environment that nurtures the growth and development of all individuals who access our services. We strive to ensure that those who engage with our services feel valued, supported, and inspired. Equally vital is our commitment to cultivate the same sense of well-being among our dedicated staff members.
We firmly believe that our most valuable asset is our people, and as such, we continuously assess and enhance our framework of support. We readily implement new practices and procedures, such as the Sanctuary Model of Care, which actively promotes emotional, social, moral, and physical well-being for both our staff and clients.
About the opportunity IFYS Accommodation Services has an opportunity for a Housing Support Worker to join the Transitional Housing Team.
The Transitional Housing team work with young people and their children who are experiencing homelessness and are in need of short-term accommodation and support.
The Housing Support Worker will be responsible for the provision of tenancy intake and assessment services, casework and life-skills development with young people.
What's on offer? Fixed part-time role, from January 13 th 2025 to 14 th November 2025Minimum 67.5 hours per fortnight (9 day fortnight or shorter days across the fortnight)Part-time hourly equivalent starting $37.35 + super (Level 3 SCHADS award)Not for profit salary packaging options (package up to $15,900 per FBT year)Unique in house training opportunities including Therapeutic Crisis Intervention training, Preventing Child Sexual Exploitation and Sanctuary trainingFree access to the CALM Premium App + Flight Centre personal travel discountsAccess to the Employee Assistance Program (EAP)Responsibilities of the role: Respond to enquiries and advise on options for accommodation and supportConduct assessments from referrals with young people seeking accommodation and supportDevelop and implement action plans with young people designed to meet their unique needs and goals with support of the CoordinatorAssist with the development and/or deliver programs, activities and training that support service users and studentsAssist with the management and maintenance of all aspects of the client's tenancy - including entry and exit reports, quarterly inspections, lease monitoring & management, rent collection and bond lodgementsEnsure property repairs and maintenance needs are addressedComplete administrative duties, waiting lists, client folders petty cash, case notes, time sheets and incident reportsRequirements for the role: Experience working with young families with complex needs or an understanding of the impacts of trauma on a young person's lifeA go-getter attitude with the ability to adapt to changing situations and remain calm in the face of a crisisExcellent communication skills and the ability to build rapport quickly, especially with young peopleQualifications in or currently studying Youth work, Mental Health, Community Services, Human Services or Social Work highly desirableMust hold or be willing to obtain if successful: Valid Queensland driver's license with no restrictionsQLD Working with Children Check (Paid Blue Card)Licensed Care Suitability Check (LCS2)National Crime Check (A new check will be completed through IFYS systems)If you would like further information on this role or would like to talk to a Recruitment Officer, please call and ask to speak to Ameena in the Recruitment team.
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