About Gong-Dal Aboriginal Corporation Go?-?äl Aboriginal Corporation (GDAC) was established in 2014 by Yol?u Leaders from Gapuwiyak and surrounding homelands as a not-for-profit social enterprise and charity for the benefit of all Yol?u clans in the Miyarrka region of East Arnhem Land.
Over the past 10 years, GDAC have established their own businesses as well as initiating and developing several projects and programs that operate in partnership, alliance and collaboration with non-government organisations and government agencies.
About the Opportunity GDAC has been contracted by the Northern Territory Department of Territory Families, Housing and Communities (TFHC) to develop and operate a Child and Family Centre for Gapuwiyak and surrounding Homelands.
The objectives of Child and Family Centre's are: To assist and support local families experiencing or at risk of vulnerability to address their needs. To strengthen community leadership and capacity to support families to raise children. To put in place strong, sustainable and accountable systems for improving child and family wellbeing. To ensure the success of this place-based and Yol?u-led initiative, ARDS and Anglicare-NT (A-NT) have been sub-contracted as partner organisations to support GDAC to develop its capacity to operate the CFC, and to facilitate community engagement in the co-design and development of the CFC, its systems, processes and resources using a Yol?u-led, ground-up, both-ways approach.
As Project Manager, you will work closely with Yol?u CFCOC Co-Managers, the CFCOC Leadership Group, GDAC General Manager, ARDS, A-NT and key stakeholders, to facilitate the phased establishment and implementation of the CFCOC guided by the CFCOC Framework to ensure the successful establishment and operation of the CFCOC that fulfills community aspirations for family support services.
This will include coordinating the delivery of supports to families, standing alongside families as they navigate the non-Yol?u service system and facilitating inter-cultural dialogue between Yol?u families and non-Yol?u service providers.
Key areas of responsibility include: Facilitating the establishment of an operational CFCOC guided by the CFCOC Framework and Service Delivery Plan. Developing and maintaining strong working relationships with the Yol?u Co-Managers, GDAC General Manager, CFCOC Leadership Group, and ARDS and A-NT team members. Recruiting and mentoring Yol?u CFCOC staff. Fostering a positive ground-up and both-ways workplace culture consistent with GDAC guiding principles (values) in which everyone is working and learning together. Facilitating the development of CFCOC business/practice processes and user-friendly operational documentation. Developing and distributing marketing and promotional resources. Maintaining strong relationships with service providers and external stakeholders. Supporting the development and maintenance of CFCOC facilities, vehicles, equipment, and resources. Managing funding opportunities and budgets. Essential skills and experience: Proven track record in project management, including budgeting, planning, and report-writing. Experience managing culturally congruent early childhood and parenting support services, preferably in a remote location. Experience in fostering ground-up, both-ways learning in the workplace. Experience working in and/or living in remote Aboriginal communities. Strong inter-cultural staff development, supervision, and mentoring skills. Good knowledge of external legislation, policies, and processes impacting Yol?u children and families. Excellent communication and negotiation skills. Ability to work collaboratively within a team and independently. Yol?u cultural competency training or a willingness to undertake it is desirable, along with the ability to speak effectively in Yol?u Matha.
What's on Offer? In return for your hard work and dedication, the successful candidate will enjoy an attractive base salary and a range of benefits including:
Base salary SCHADS 6.1 – $106,755.27 per annum + Super Salary packaging option Superannuation (11.5%) 6 weeks annual leave Relocation assistance may be considered for interstate candidate Professional Development Opportunities Applications Close COB Tuesday 19 November 2024 As part of the recruitment process, you will be required to address the Essential Selection Criteria identified in the position description.
For further information regarding the role or to obtain a candidate pack, please contact Vanessa Thompson on or email Please note: It is a requirement that prior to commencing in this role, you must possess a Working with Children Clearance (Ochre Card), a current National Criminal History Check, a current Northern Territory driver's licence, and a current First Aid Certificate.
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