Community-Led DFSV Prevention Project Coordinator

Anyinginyi Health Aboriginal Corporation; Tennant Creek; On-site; AUD 129,000 - 155,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Subsidised, Fully Furnished Housing

Relocation Assistance up to $5,000

Six Weeks Annual Leave

Remote Allowances

Health & Dental

Job summary

Anyinginyi Health Aboriginal Corporation is seeking a Domestic, Family & Sexual Violence Project Coordinator based in Tennant Creek, NT, to lead a community-led response to family violence. The role focuses on prevention, culturally safe consultation and coordinating services within a remote region.

You will develop early intervention initiatives, supervise a small team, and collaborate with government agencies to strengthen local referral pathways.

Qualifications

• A tertiary qualification in Social Work, Community Services, Human Services, Psychology, Counselling or related discipline.

Responsibilities

• Map local services and strengthen referral pathways to access culturally responsive support
• Facilitate culturally safe consultations with Elders, community leaders, families and service providers
• Coordinate community education initiatives on coercive control, family safety and help-seeking
• Develop early intervention initiatives engaging young men in healthy relationships
• Supervise and develop DFSV Community Connectors through trauma-informed practice
• Collaborate with government agencies and Anyinginyi programs for coordinated response
• Manage funding agreement compliance, data collection, reporting and acquittals
• Pursue funding and partnership opportunities for long-term sustainability

Skills

Project management

People management

Interagency collaboration

Cultural capability

Education

Tertiary qualification in Social Work or related

Tools

Driver's Licence

Job description

Anyinginyi Health Aboriginal Corporation is seeking a Domestic, Family & Sexual Violence Project Coordinator based in Tennant Creek, NT, to lead a community-led response to family violence. The role focuses on prevention, culturally safe consultation and coordinating services within a remote region.

You will develop early intervention initiatives, supervise a small team, and collaborate with government agencies to strengthen local referral pathways.