Senior Family Violence Practitioner — Remote, Part-Time

Anglicare Victoria; Melbourne; Hybrid; AUD 104,000 - 127,000; Part time

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Job summary

Anglicare Victoria is seeking a Senior Practitioner/Family Worker to support families affected by violence through triage, assessment and referrals. The role offers 0.6 FTE, flexible options to work remotely or from the Box Hill office, and collaboration with two teams of counsellors and a Team Leader.

You will have tertiary qualifications in social work, psychology, counselling or family violence, with experience engaging families affected by violence. Knowledge of MARAM and BICPM is desirable.

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualifications in Social Work, Psychology, Counselling or Family Violence.
• Experience engaging families affected by violence (Level 6).
• Flexible, solution-focused and resilient.
• Knowledge of frameworks such as MARAM and BICPM.
• Diverse background across Justice, Corrections, Mental Health, Disability, LGBTQIA+, Social Work, Family Violence, Men's Behaviour Change.
• Agility, adaptive thinking and strong teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Triages, assesses and makes onward referrals.
• Work with affected family members to understand safety needs.
• Link to specialist services and provide information as needed.
• Collaborate with practitioners to reduce risk and improve outcomes.

Skills

Social Work

Psychology

Counselling

Family Violence

MARAM

BICPM

Flexible approach

Teamwork

Education

Tertiary qualifications in Social Work, Psychology, Counselling or Family Violence

Job description

Anglicare Victoria is seeking a Senior Practitioner/Family Worker to support families affected by violence through triage, assessment and referrals. The role offers 0.6 FTE, flexible options to work remotely or from the Box Hill office, and collaboration with two teams of counsellors and a Team Leader.

You will have tertiary qualifications in social work, psychology, counselling or family violence, with experience engaging families affected by violence. Knowledge of MARAM and BICPM is desirable.