Gambling Help Educator - Community Training & Outreach (PT)

UnitingCare Community; Hervey Bay; On-site; AUD 63,000 - 69,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

NFP Salary Packaging

Flexible work arrangements

Job summary

UnitingCare Queensland’s Gambling Help Service is seeking a Gambling Help Community Educator to deliver education and information across Wide Bay communities, empowering clients and families toward safer gambling practices and stronger wellbeing.

In this part-time, mobile role you’ll design and run workshops, build partnerships with local organisations, collect outcomes data and support continuous service improvement.

Qualifications

• Engaging communicator with ability to empower communities through education.
• Certificate Level IV in Community Services or equivalent qualification.
• Experience developing and delivering training, education or community engagement programs.
• Demonstrated case management skills focusing on outcomes, data and practice improvement.
• Strong relationship-building and networking skills.

Responsibilities

• Design and deliver community education and awareness programs focused on safe gambling and harm minimisation.
• Facilitate engaging workshops, presentations and training sessions for a diverse audience.
• Build strong relationships with community organisations, services and referral networks.
• Promote early intervention and improve awareness of gambling-related harm.
• Collect and maintain accurate program data, outcomes and case studies.
• Research emerging trends and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.
• Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to improve community outcomes.

Skills

Engaging communicator

Driver’s Licence

Working with Children Check

ASIST training

Travel-ready

Autonomous work

Time management

Education

Certificate Level IV in Community Services or equivalent

Job description

UnitingCare Queensland’s Gambling Help Service is seeking a Gambling Help Community Educator to deliver education and information across Wide Bay communities, empowering clients and families toward safer gambling practices and stronger wellbeing.

In this part-time, mobile role you’ll design and run workshops, build partnerships with local organisations, collect outcomes data and support continuous service improvement.