Executive Practice Lead: Women, Children & Family Violence

NaaJa; Alice Springs; Vor Ort; AUD 129.000 - 144.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Salary packaging up to $18,550 taxfree

6 weeks annual leave with 17.5% leave

Zusammenfassung

NAAJA invites applications for the Women, Children and Family Violence Practice Lead in Alice Springs. This full-time role leads trauma-informed programs for Aboriginal women, children and families affected by violence and justice involvement, guiding practitioners and coordinating with sector partners.

You will provide strategic leadership, supervision and expert practice guidance to ensure culturally safe, effective services and lasting positive outcomes for communities.

Qualifikationen

• Significant experience in case management and advocacy with Aboriginal communities.
• Experience supervising and developing front-line staff.
• Understanding of risks faced by women and families affected by violence.
• Ability to work respectfully with communities and cultural authorities.
• Commitment to reflective practice and safe, trauma-informed work.

Aufgaben

• Lead the Women, Children and Family Violence practice area and oversee program delivery.
• Provide supervision, mentoring and professional development to staff.
• Monitor caseloads to maintain program quality and continuous improvement.
• Provide case management and advocacy support, ensuring person-centred care.
• Build relationships with Aboriginal communities and sector partners.
• Contribute to strategic planning and workforce development.
• Lead recruitment, performance reviews and staff development.
• Foster a collaborative team culture aligned with NAAJA values.

Kenntnisse

Case management

Staff supervision

Stakeholder engagement

Trauma-informed practice

Cultural safety

Reflective practice

Driver's license

Working with Children Check

Aboriginal language knowledge

Ausbildung

Social work degree

Jobbeschreibung

NAAJA invites applications for the Women, Children and Family Violence Practice Lead in Alice Springs. This full-time role leads trauma-informed programs for Aboriginal women, children and families affected by violence and justice involvement, guiding practitioners and coordinating with sector partners.

You will provide strategic leadership, supervision and expert practice guidance to ensure culturally safe, effective services and lasting positive outcomes for communities.