Program Manager Of Alcohol & Other Drugs (Aod) And Social & Emotional Wellbeing (Sewb) [...]

Organisation Overview: Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative (RAC) is recognised as a leader among Aboriginal community-controlled organisations, maintaining a high profile in the public and private sectors across research, consultancy, policy development, and partnerships. RAC operates in a culturally appropriate, sensitive, community-controlled environment that maintains a holistic approach to service provision and emphasises the importance of family and community.
RAC has been a resource, service provider and enabler of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities of the Greater Shepparton region since 1980. RAC provides a range of supports and services including:
Health and wellbeing Positive aging and disability services Community services Asset and infrastructure services Corporate services RAC has an annual budget of $19 million and a workforce of approximately 230 people. RAC is a significant employer and economic contributor to the region and plays a high profile leadership role as one of the larger Aboriginal organisations in Australia. RAC is committed to ensuring the Aboriginal people in the Goulburn Valley have certainty of access to community-controlled services.
Role Purpose: The Manager of Alcohol & Other Drugs (AOD) and Social & Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) Services will lead and oversee the development, implementation, and evaluation of Alcohol and Other Drugs and Social and Emotional Wellbeing Services within Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative Limited. This role requires a deep understanding of culturally appropriate Alcohol and Other Drugs and Social and Emotional Wellbeing Services practices, within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
The Manager will ensure the delivery of high-quality, client-centered services, promote community well-being, and support the organisation's mission to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Employment Conditions: All staff are required to sign a confidentiality agreement on appointment to the organisation Probationary / qualifying periods apply to all new positions All staff are required to adhere to the Code of Conduct of the Co-operative (available to view) All staff are required to follow the policies and procedures to the department and the Co-operative (manuals are available to view) A commitment to equal opportunity and Occupational Health and Safety principles and practices is required Salary packaging is available to permanent part-time and full-time staff Tenure of positions at Rumbalara will be tied to existing contracted funding arrangements
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