CLOSED - CASE MANAGERS – FAMILY & DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Be a part of making a difference in the local communityFlexible working hoursAbove Award ConditionsIncrease take home pay with Salary PackagingFriendly and supportive team environment
Due to a newly created program, our client SAGE Community Services is seeking skilled and experienced Domestic and Family Violence Caseworkers who will work to ensure high quality, timely, trauma informed services are provided the Western Sydney Northwest and Southwest Metropolitan districts.
About the Opportunity…
The role includes proactively contacting men who have recently experienced domestic or family violence to assess DFV risk, create safety plans, offer information and referrals provide case management services as identified (including face to face support where appropriate).
The details…
There are 3 vacancies being advertised:
Part Time 35hpw (5 days)Part Time 28hpw (4 days)Part Time 28hpw (4 days)
The option to work 1 days/wk from homeSCHADS Award Level 5Based in Pendle Hill, however some transport will be required across the funded districts
About the program…
The Safer Pathway Local Support Services is a NSW Government funded program that supports male victim/survivors of domestic and family violence (aged over 16) through tailored, coordinated services based on their needs and level of threat to their safety.
About the organisation…
SAGE is a community-based family support service for families in the Parramatta and Cumberland local government areas. The organisation has been delivering funded services since 1978, with the Department of Communities and Justice providing core funding for current programs.
SAGE provides an efficient, preventative service to families who seek support to improve their well-being. They address issues such as child development and behaviour, parenting strategies, strengthening parent / child relationships, social isolation and family violence. The centre provides a variety of services for families, including information, referral, community development, counselling, support services, home visits and group work.
Leave work each day feeling part of making a difference to the local community! Find out more about SAGE via www.sagecommunity.org.au
Are you excited yet?
Here’s some more benefits in joining the team:
Salary PackagingSome above Award conditionsOpportunities for multi skilling and up-skillingHigh level of diversity in roleExcellent working environment
Details
Reference No. | 009SAGE |
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Applications Close | September 13, 2024 |
Job Board | NCOSS Community Jobs |
Job Category | Social Work |
Job Field | Men |
Employment Basis | Part Time |
Salary Range | $90K-$100K |
Location | Western Sydney |
Essential Criteria
What you’ll need to succeed…
The role requires demonstrated skills in providing counselling to clients with complex needs. A trauma sensitive practice will inform your approach. You will have a passion for supporting victims/survivors of DFV and have strong problem solving and interpersonal skills.
Selection Criteria…
Relevant Tertiary Qualifications e.g., Social Work, Social SciencesMinimum 2 years demonstrated experience working with people impacted by domestic and family violenceDemonstrated experience providing client focused, collaborative, flexible, case management, including developing case plans, undertaking risk assessments, conducting home visits, providing information and referral and advocacyDemonstrated experience networking and working collaboratively with other stakeholders both internal and externalStrong problem solving and decision-making skills both day to day and in crisis situationsAbility to work both independently and within a small teamHigh level of computer literacy (including office 365, online information client management systems)Excellent organisational, administrative and time management skillsDemonstrated commitment to supporting the needs and rights of people from diverse backgrounds, e.g., Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities, LGBQTIA+ communities, and people living with a disabilityCurrent driver’s licence and comprehensively insured vehicle.Current WWCC and Police Check
SAGE strongly encourages all employees to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 (including booster) due to the nature of the work including working with vulnerable members of the community. Employees are required to comply with SAGE COVID19 Safety Plan, Policies and Procedures. Please note, the successful applicant may be required to provide their proof of vaccine certificate which will be securely stored in their personnel file.
How to Apply
What to do now…
Recruitment of this role is being managed by an external recruitment agency – Aster HR.
There is an Information Package available if you want more information (including the Job Description). You can find that on our website www.asterhr.com.au or call us on (02) 4555 4634 for a confidential discussion.
When you’re ready to apply please don’t just send us your resume – let us know a little more about you by including a cover letter (either written or video) that tells us:
What motivated you to apply for this position?Briefly explain your understanding of the complex needs of victims/survivors of DFVWhat experience do you have working with male clients specifically?What’s the first thing you do to develop rapport with a new client?What would you bring to this role?
Click here to apply: https://adr.to/llte4ai
Closing date: COB (5pm) Thursday 15th August 2024
All applicants will be required to provide current clearance of an NSW Working with Children Check and undergo a Police Check.
Aster HR
Recruitment of this role is being managed by an external recruitment agency – Aster HR.
Website | https://adr.to/llte4ai |
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Contact | Angela Gauci |
Phone number | 0245554634 |
Email address | jobs@asterhr.com.au |