Housing Case Manager

IFYS; Maroochydore; On-site; AUD 83,000 - 101,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging

Wellbeing reimbursement

CALM Premium App

Flight Centre discounts

EAP access

Training programs

Job summary

IFYS is offering a Housing Case Manager role in Nambour as part of a homelessness outreach initiative. The role involves assertive outreach, trauma-informed case management, and connecting clients to safe, long-term housing options.

The position supports clients across public and community settings, aiming to reduce barriers to stability while using Housing First principles. There are fixed-term full-time and part-time rosters with comprehensive training and wellbeing benefits.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering case management to people experiencing homelessness or with complex needs.
• Strong understanding of Housing First principles and trauma-informed practice.
• Ability to assess, identify risks, and develop support plans.

Responsibilities

• Deliver case management to achieve sustainable housing outcomes.
• Conduct assertive outreach to people sleeping rough or housing-insecure in public/community settings.
• Complete assessments, identify barriers, and develop individualised housing plans.
• Assist clients to access short-term and long-term housing options.
• Facilitate referrals to health, wellbeing, financial and social supports.

Skills

Case management

Housing First

Trauma-informed care

Stakeholder engagement

Documentation

Education

Certificate IV or higher in Community Services or related field

Job description

Why IFYS?

At IFYS, we're committed to creating a supportive environment where both our clients and staff feel valued, respected, and empowered.

Introduction:

Why IFYS?

At IFYS, we're committed to creating a supportive environment where both our clients and staff feel valued, respected, and empowered. We believe our people are our greatest strength. That's why we continually assess and invest in staff wellbeing through initiatives like the Sanctuary Model of Care, which promotes emotional, social, and physical wellness across our organisation. We are an inclusive workplace that celebrates diversity and difference in our communities. We encourage applications from individuals who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.

Description:

About The Opportunity

IFYS has an exciting opportunity for a Housing Case Manager to join our Accommodation Services team. This role forms part of a new homelessness outreach initiative focused on supporting people experiencing rough sleeping and housing instability to access safe, sustainable housing outcomes. The Housing Case Manager provides assertive outreach and case management support to people experiencing homelessness, using a Housing First and trauma-informed approach. Working across public and community settings, the role builds pathways into accommodation and housing while connecting clients with the services and supports needed to address barriers to long‑term stability.

What’s on offer?

• 1x fixed-term part-time position (60 hours per fortnight); 2 x fixed-term full-time positions contracted until 31/12/2027
• Employment based in Nambour
• $92,200 per annum pro rata + superannuation
• Working Monday to Friday, roster outlined below
• Excellent salary packaging options (package up to $15,900 per FBT year)
• Training opportunities including Therapeutic Crisis Intervention, Preventing Child Sexual Exploitation and Sanctuary training
• Annual $250 personal wellbeing reimbursement benefit towards eligible activities
• Free access to the CALM Premium App + Flight Centre personal travel discounts
• Access to the Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Responsibilities Of The Role

• Deliver case management services with a focus on achieving sustainable housing outcomes
• Conduct assertive outreach to individuals sleeping rough and those experiencing housing instability in public and community settings
• Complete comprehensive assessments, identify barriers to housing, and develop individualised support plans using a Housing First framework
• Assist clients to access short-term, and long‑term housing options
• Facilitate referrals and connections to specialist services to address health, wellbeing, financial, and social support needs
• Build and maintain effective relationships with key stakeholders to improve client outcomes
• Maintain accurate client records, assessments, referrals, and case notes using QHIP and SHIP systems
• Monitor emerging trends, housing needs, and service demand, providing feedback and reportingOperate in accordance with safe work practices, risk assessments, and organisational procedures

Requirements For The Role

• Demonstrated experience delivering case management services to people experiencing homelessness or individuals with complex needs
• Sound understanding of Housing First principles, trauma-informed practice, and strengths‑based approaches
• Experience conducting client assessments, risk identification and management and support planning
• Well‑developed communication and relationship‑building skills with the ability to engage people from diverse backgrounds
• Strong stakeholder engagement and referral networking skills
• a high level of organisational and administrative skills, including accurate record keeping and case documentation
• Ability to prioritise competing demands in a dynamic outreach environment
• A Certificate IV or higher qualification in Community Services, Human Services, Social Work, or a related discipline is highly regarded

Must hold or be willing to obtain if successful

• Valid Queensland Driver's License with no restrictions
• QLD Working with Children Check (Paid Blue Card)
• Licensed Care Suitability Check (LCS2)
• National Crime Check (a new check will become completed through IFYS systems)
• Ability to provide two recent line manager references including your current employer

Available roster lines:

Fixed full‑time roles

• Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm

Fixed part‑time role

• Monday to Friday, 8am - 4pm

If you would like further information on this role, please email [e-mail] or call [phone] to speak to Josh from the Recruitment team.

We are deeply committed to the wellbeing, safety, cultural identity and dignity of every individual who accesses our services, including children, young people, adults and people with disabilities. As part of this commitment, we uphold best practice standards and adhere to the Human Services Quality Framework, NDIS Practice Standards and National Principles for Child Safe Organisations.

It is an offence to apply to work in a child related business regulated by the blue card system if you are a restricted person/negative notice holder.