Impactful Program Facilitator, Men’s Behaviour Change

Iaawg; Dubbo; On-site; AUD 82,000 - 94,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Not-for-profit salary packaging

Counselling support

Volunteering opportunities

Extra leave

Leave purchase options

Job summary

Mission Australia in Dubbo is seeking a Program Facilitator for the Men’s Behaviour Change Program (MBCP). You will lead group sessions, perform intake and risk screening, and help participants develop non‑violent relationship skills to improve safety for women and families.

The role supports trauma‑informed practice, requires strong communication and risk assessment, and offers supervision, professional development, and collaboration with community partners.

Qualifications

• Facilitation of group sessions in DV/behaviour-change context.
• Experience in trauma‑informed or strengths‑based practice preferred.
• Strong communication and risk‑assessment skills required.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate Men’s Behaviour Change Program group sessions in line with program standards.
• Conduct intake, assessment and risk screening for participants entering the program.
• Support participants to reflect on behaviour, take accountability and develop non‑violent relationship skills.
• Contribute to safety planning and risk management with stakeholders.
• Provide individual support sessions to reinforce learning and address participant needs.
• Maintain accurate case notes and reporting per organisational requirements.
• Collaborate with partner services for integrated responses to family and domestic violence.
• Participate in supervision, reflective practice and professional development.

Skills

Facilitation

Communication

Risk assessment

Interpersonal skills

Education

Tertiary qualifications in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling or related human services field

Job description

Mission Australia in Dubbo is seeking a Program Facilitator for the Men’s Behaviour Change Program (MBCP). You will lead group sessions, perform intake and risk screening, and help participants develop non‑violent relationship skills to improve safety for women and families.

The role supports trauma‑informed practice, requires strong communication and risk assessment, and offers supervision, professional development, and collaboration with community partners.