Relationships Australia is a community sector organisation with a proud and rich history. We connect with families, communities, and thousands of people across the lifespan. You may know us for our family and couples counselling. We also give back to the community through our work in family violence prevention, working with people experiencing gambling harm, with families that have been touched by the sudden death of a loved one, with people who have experienced trauma and with people who are challenged by their mental health, among other things. With us you will work with people at times of vulnerability in their lives, create a career you’ll love and join a warm and caring team who make a difference.
About the role:
The Case Manager Youth Programs facilitates a range of support services for young people aged 12 – 25 years, providing case management, group programs and psychosocial education to young people with a lived experience of family, domestic, or sexual violence (FDSV).
In consultation with the Youth Programs Coordinator, the Case Manager Youth programs will:
- Provide screening, assessment, and case management for clients to ensure safety and develop individual safety plans. Liaise with other service providers as needed.
- Maintain continuous engagement with relevant service providers for accurate information and internal and external referrals for clients.
- Work with the Youth Programs Coordinator to develop and facilitate group program content that engages young people in psychosocial education and support.
- Manage client data, evaluations, and quality improvement in collaboration with the Youth Programs Coordinator, including maintenance of case notes for statistical data collection and external reviews.
- Work towards, develop and maintain cultural awareness and fitness through participation in cultural training, discussions, and diversity initiatives.
The details:
- Part-time role
- Fixed-term, 12-month contract
- Located
in Deakin, ACT
- Annual salary between $95,557.70 to $99,848.89
What you'll need to succeed:
- Relevant experience and qualification in the field of Social Work, Psychology, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Counselling or Social Science
- Demonstrated skills and experience in providing case management and an in-depth understanding of the impact of family, domestic and sexual violence on children and young people
- Demonstrated knowledge of theoretical frameworks for providing client centred and strengths-based intervention that is trauma-informed, and crisis intervention
- Demonstrated skills and experience in developing and delivering psycho-educational and/or therapeutic groups
- Knowledge and understanding of the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations and demonstrated ability to integrate principles into own learning and work practices
For a full list of duties and selection criteria, please refer to the position description found via https://racr.org.au/careers/
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Applicants are encouraged to apply.
Why work with us?
This is an exciting opportunity to join a highly regarded not-for-profit, community-based organisation in a position where you will have the opportunity to continue to grow and develop your career. You will receive a generous package including professional development and NFP salary packaging. In this role you will be able to make a positive difference in the lives of people in the community every day.
How to apply:
If you are interested in the role, please submit your resume with names of two work-related referees and a cover letter specifically addressing each of the selection criteria (no more than half a page response under each criterion). Applications that do not address selection criteria will not be considered during the shortlisting process.
Applications should be submitted only via the “Apply” button on our website. Please view the position description with selection criteria at https://racr.org.au/careers/. For further information about the position or application process, please contact Human Resources at (02) 6923 9100 or by email at [email protected]. Applications close at midnight on 7 April 2024.