• Competitive salary ranges from$43.08 to $46.36 per hour plus 11.5% superannuation
• Part-time and fixed-term contract
• Generous salary packaging benefits are available under Anglicare's PBI status.
• Friendly and supportive team environment
• Position located in Wagga

About us

The core mission of Anglicare (NSW South, West & ACT) is to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty for children, young people, and families.

The Survive and Thrive Program is a community-based, individual, and family support service that aims to build resilience in families experiencing significant vulnerability. The program provides early intervention, prevention services, and resources that will improve children's development and well-being while supporting the parenting capacity of participants.

About the role

We seek a dedicated and compassionate Lifetime Learning Aboriginal Family Case worker to join our dynamic team. This role empowers Aboriginal families with children aged 0-5 through group and individual support.

You will be instrumental in delivering comprehensive services to improve social and economic inclusion and strengthen community ties. Your responsibilities will also include:

• Provide integrated support services, emphasising prevention and family empowerment.
• Develop and deliver culturally relevant, evidence-based parenting services.
• Foster relationships with Aboriginal service providers, organisations, and community leaders.
• Develop tailored case plans aimed at achieving family goals.
• Advocate for families within the community, enhancing parenting experiences and program objectives.
• Maintain confidentiality and ensure best practices in service delivery.
• Collaborate with external organisations and participate in community-driven activities.
• Commit to the principles of the Sanctuary Model, Anglicare's Values, and Code of Conduct.

What you'll need to succeed

• Relevant Tertiary qualification in Community Services or a related field.
• Demonstrated case management experience, with a focus on strength-based practices.
• Provan experience working with Aboriginal communities and in Children's Services or Early Education.
• Comprehensive knowledge of family-related issues, including legislative requirements and local support networks.
• Strong communication, negotiation, networking, and partnership-building skills.

Join us in this rewarding role and contribute to the well-being and growth of families in our community. Apply now to join a team dedicated to nurturing stronger, more resilient families.

Please get in touch with Samara Curtis at 0492 800 140 (during business hours) with any enquiries.

This is an identified Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people position.

Applicants are required to obtain a Working with Children clearance through the Office of the Children's Guardian (NSW) and a satisfactory National Criminal History Check undertaken by us.