Part-Time Parenting Orders Case Coordinator

Relationships Australia QLD; Queensland; On-site; AUD 82,000 - 100,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging up to $15,900 p.a.

3 extra paid leave days over Christmas

Annual leave loading

Study leave up to 2 weeks per year

Generous parental leave

Employee assistance program

Job summary

Relationships Australia QLD in Bundaberg is seeking a part-time Parenting Orders Program (POP) Case Coordinator to join our team until May 2027. You will support families through separation, delivering education and case management to promote child-focused outcomes.

Ideal candidates have a relevant undergraduate degree, experience with high-conflict families, and a commitment to culturally inclusive practice, group facilitation, and collaboration with external services.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate qualification in Social/Behavioural Sciences (postgraduate highly regarded).
• Experience supporting families in high conflict settings, including with involuntary clients or clients in crisis.
• Strong record of child-focused and culturally inclusive practice.

Responsibilities

• Conduct intake assessments, gather client information, screen for risks and develop safety plans.
• Design and deliver group and individual education programs on child development and navigating family separations.
• Develop and implement client case management plans in a collaborative, child-focused manner.
• Liaise with internal and external services for integrated support and referrals to counselling/family dispute resolution.
• Maintain accurate client records, case notes and risk assessments per policy.
• Participate in supervision, professional development and comply with legislative and duty-of-care requirements.

Skills

Communication skills

Time management

Computer literacy

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Social or Behavioural Sciences

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Relationships Australia QLD in Bundaberg is seeking a part-time Parenting Orders Program (POP) Case Coordinator to join our team until May 2027. You will support families through separation, delivering education and case management to promote child-focused outcomes.

Ideal candidates have a relevant undergraduate degree, experience with high-conflict families, and a commitment to culturally inclusive practice, group facilitation, and collaboration with external services.