NDIS Coordinator: Build Skills & Community Access

Catholic-Care; Darwin; On-site; AUD 84,000 - 103,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Six Weeks Annual Leave

Salary packaging option

Staff rewards program

Wellbeing Centre

Relocation assistance up to $3000 and

Job summary

CatholicCare NT is seeking an NDIS Coordinator of Supports based in Darwin to assist participants in understanding and implementing funded supports and connecting them to community and government services.

You will help participants build skills, link to providers, and enable greater independence and community inclusion. A strong background in psychology, social work or welfare studies with relevant experience is essential.

Qualifications

• Relevant qualifications in Psychology, Social Work, Welfare Studies or Men’s Family Violence with substantial experience in a similar role.
• 2+ years demonstrated experience in community services delivering services to Indigenous and non-Indigenous participants.
• Experience in psychosocial support is desirable.
• Demonstrated organisational and coordination skills and ability to prioritise, manage workloads and meet deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Support participants to understand and implement funded supports in their plans and link them to community, mainstream and other government services.
• Build participants' capacity to maintain relationships, manage service delivery tasks and live more independently.
• Work with families to ensure a mix of supports and community involvement.

Skills

Organisational skills

Coordination

Time management

Prioritisation

Communication

Education

Psychology

Social Work

Welfare Studies

Men’s Family Violence

Tools

MS Office

Database experience

Job description

CatholicCare NT is seeking an NDIS Coordinator of Supports based in Darwin to assist participants in understanding and implementing funded supports and connecting them to community and government services.

You will help participants build skills, link to providers, and enable greater independence and community inclusion. A strong background in psychology, social work or welfare studies with relevant experience is essential.