Senior Family Violence Case Manager (Aboriginal Focus)

VACCA; Wodonga; Hybrid; AUD 106,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging

16.5% annual leave loading

Agency vehicle access

Employee wellbeing programs

Paid parental leave after 12 months

Job summary

VACCA is seeking a Fixed Term, Full Time role in Wodonga/Wangaratta to build relationships with Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organisations, ensuring referrals and supports are in place. The position runs until 30 June 2027 and offers a salary range of $105,570–$110,350 plus super and NFP salary packaging.

Applicants should demonstrate commitment to VACCA's values and have knowledge of Aboriginal communities, family violence issues, and the local service landscape.

Qualifications

• Commitment to VACCA's values and purpose.
• Awareness and appreciation of Aboriginal societies and cultures; continually build knowledge.
• Knowledge of issues affecting Aboriginal communities.
• Understanding of family violence issues and impact on women, children and families in an Aboriginal context.
• Ability to empower and advocate for clients with a non-judgemental approach.
• Knowledge of local family violence programs, accommodation, legal health and community services.
• Desirable: bachelor’s degree in social work or willingness to work toward mandatory qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Build positive relationships and networks with Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organisations to ensure appropriate referrals and supports.

Skills

Cultural awareness

Aboriginal cultures

Family violence knowledge

Empowerment & advocacy

Local family violence programs & NFP,社

Education

Bachelor’s degree in social work

Job description

VACCA is seeking a Fixed Term, Full Time role in Wodonga/Wangaratta to build relationships with Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organisations, ensuring referrals and supports are in place. The position runs until 30 June 2027 and offers a salary range of $105,570–$110,350 plus super and NFP salary packaging.

Applicants should demonstrate commitment to VACCA's values and have knowledge of Aboriginal communities, family violence issues, and the local service landscape.