Indigenous Case Manager - Family Violence & Healing Programs

Downunder People; Darwin; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Base Salary

Salary Sacrificing

Full time Secure Employment

Relocation Assistance

Job summary

Downunder People in Melbourne seeks an Indigenous Identified Case Manager to support Aboriginal women and children affected by family violence. You will conduct comprehensive needs and risk assessments, carry out screening, referrals and short-term support, and coordinate case management with a strengths-based approach.

You will liaise with Aboriginal families and communities to enhance safety and healthy family functioning, address housing challenges, and promote cultural safety.

Qualifications

• Case management experience with Aboriginal families and communities.
• Experience coordinating referrals and short-term support.
• Sensitivity to Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander culture and families.

Responsibilities

• Provide family violence case management support and coordination for Aboriginal women and children.
• Conduct comprehensive needs and risk assessments, including screening, referrals and short-term support.
• Promote cultural safety and healthy family functioning; ensure safety from violence and stability for children and young people.
• Liaise with Aboriginal families and communities to enhance capacity, including housing support insights.

Skills

Case management

Referral experience

Cultural safety

Indigenous communities

Trauma informed

Indigenous identification

Education

Relevant Qualification in Counselling, Social Work/Mental Health

Job description

Downunder People in Melbourne seeks an Indigenous Identified Case Manager to support Aboriginal women and children affected by family violence. You will conduct comprehensive needs and risk assessments, carry out screening, referrals and short-term support, and coordinate case management with a strengths-based approach.

You will liaise with Aboriginal families and communities to enhance safety and healthy family functioning, address housing challenges, and promote cultural safety.