Program Facilitator

Aboriginal Family Legal Services Queensland (Maruma-li-mari); Toowoomba Regional; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Aboriginal Family Legal Services Queensland (Maruma-li-mari) in Toowoomba QLD is seeking an experienced Program Facilitator to coordinate and deliver community-based programs across our service footprint. This hands-on role combines program coordination, group and individual facilitation, participant engagement, and stakeholder collaboration.

A key focus is culturally responsive interventions addressing domestic and family violence, supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and deliver community-based programs across our service footprint.
• Facilitate group and individual sessions, engage participants.
• Coordinate referrals, case management, and stakeholder engagement.
• Support safety and wellbeing of women, children and families.
• Collaborate with Family Safety Worker and other practitioners.

Job description

Aboriginal Family Legal Services Queensland (Maruma-li-mari) – Toowoomba QLD

AFLSQ is seeking an experienced, culturally grounded Program Facilitator to coordinate and deliver community-based programs across our service footprint.

This is a hands-on role combining program coordination, group and individual facilitation, participant engagement, referral and case coordination, community prevention activities and stakeholder engagement.

A key focus will be programs addressing domestic and family violence, including culturally responsive interventions supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and fathers who use violence to take responsibility for their behaviour, develop healthier relationships and strengthen connections with their families and communities.

The role works closely with AFLSQ's Family Safety Worker, counsellors and other practitioners to ensure the safety and wellbeing of women, children and families remains central to service delivery.

Due to the nature of this role, applicants must identify as male.

People who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander are strongly encouraged to apply.