Family Services Leader - Trauma-Informed & Community Impact

MacKillop Family Services; Melbourne; Sur place; AUD 52 000 - 72 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Salary packaging up to $18,550 per yr

Fitness Passport

Paid Training (TCI, Sanctuary, Culture

Employee Assistance Program

Sanctuary Model training

Résumé du poste

MacKillop Family Services in Melton is seeking a Family Services Coordinator to lead the Strengthening Families Program and supervise staff in a trauma-informed framework. The role focuses on high-quality practice, supervision, and training across outreach services funded by the DFFH.

The position is full-time, ongoing (38 hours/week, 5 days). You will supervise, coach, and develop staff, support service delivery, and ensure quality improvement within a multi-disciplinary team.

Qualifications

• Degree or Diploma in Social Work, Psychology, Child Development, or similar.
• Experience supervising, coaching and supporting practitioners.
• Experience working with vulnerable children and families.
• Sound knowledge of trauma-informed approaches.
• Ability to build strong partnerships with key agencies.
• Experience managing referrals, compliance, reporting and KPIs.

Responsabilités

• Provide leadership to the Families Services Team in Melton.
• Deliver supervision, coaching, consultation, support and training for staff and students.
• Develop services and quality improvement practices.
• Provide therapeutic casework and groupwork within Strengthening Families.

Connaissances

Leadership & supervision

Trauma-informed practice

Family services experience

Stakeholder engagement

Program management

Formation

Degree or Diploma in Social Work, Psychology, Child Development

Description du poste

MacKillop Family Services in Melton is seeking a Family Services Coordinator to lead the Strengthening Families Program and supervise staff in a trauma-informed framework. The role focuses on high-quality practice, supervision, and training across outreach services funded by the DFFH.

The position is full-time, ongoing (38 hours/week, 5 days). You will supervise, coach, and develop staff, support service delivery, and ensure quality improvement within a multi-disciplinary team.