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Mission Australia’s Walawaani Residential Rehabilitation Service seeks a Youth Worker to support young people aged 16-24 on their recovery journey. The role involves supervision, education on interpersonal and living skills, and coordinating engaging activities within a 17-acre site near beaches and national parks.
The position is part-time with a rotating day/night/weekend roster, offering not-for-profit salary packaging and supportive benefits.
Permanent Part Time | 30.4 Hours per week Rotating Roster | Days | Nights | Weekends Salary: $37.087 per hour + Super + Penalty Rates & Not for Profit Salary Packaging Location: East Lynne NSW 2536 | Walawaani Residential Rehabilitation Service Make a meaningful difference to the lives of Australians in need Life at Mission Australia When you join the team at Mission Australia, you become part of a community who are determined to end homelessness and ensure people in need can thrive. United by our Christian purpose and values, we advocate for a fairer Australia, to meet the growing needs of people across the country. Together we’re building hope and possibility for all. Find out more about us and our purpose
Join us at Mission Australia's Triple Care Farm, where you'll play a pivotal role in transforming the lives of young people aged 16-24 on their journey to recovery from alcohol and other drug use. The Walawaani Residential Rehabilitation Service is located on 17 acres of bushland surrounded by stunning beaches and Nationals Parks, our residential program offers more than just a place to stay, it's a holistic sanctuary of support and growth. As a Youth Worker, you'll be at the heart of this transformative experience, providing essential support and supervision to our participants. From educating them on crucial interpersonal and living skills to organizing engaging sport and recreation activities, you'll help them build resilience and confidence for their future.
Our innovative and inclusive culture will ensure you feel valued at Mission Australia as you help Australians in need and develop in your career. We prioritise the safety and wellbeing of everyone, both within our team and the individuals we serve. We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive working environment. We actively support and encourage people of all backgrounds; gender, age, ethnicity, race, cultural background, disability, religion, and sexual orientation to submit an application and aim to ensure that the recruitment and employee experience is as accessible and inclusive as possible.
So, whoever you are, if you’re skilled and actively support our purpose and values, you would be welcome at Mission Australia.
If you live with disability and require support to submit your application, please email talentattraction@missionaustralia.com.au or visit our Careers page for additional contact details.
We strongly encourage applications from people who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.
Find out more about a career with Mission Australia.
Mission Australia is a national Christian charity motivated by a shared vision of an Australia where everyone has a safe home and can thrive. Since 1859, we’ve been standing alongside people in need across Australia, offering real hope that has lasting impact. Backed by our supporters, churches, partners, and funders, we work together for the long-term wellbeing of anyone who needs us, reflecting our values of respect, compassion, integrity, perseverance and celebration. We collaborate with people experiencing homelessness or disadvantage to tackle the root causes of their challenges through providing access to safe, affordable homes and innovative, evidence-based support services. Every day we deliver homelessness crisis and prevention services, provide social and affordable housing, assist struggling families and children, address mental health issues, fight substance dependencies, support people with disability and much more. Mission Australia believes a person’s circumstances shouldn’t define their future and that given the right