SEWB Case Manager – Aboriginal Identified – Flexible

Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Aboriginal Corporation; Alice Springs; On-site; AUD 94,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

6 weeks annual leave

15 days personal leave

Professional development opportunities

Flexible work policy

Salary packaging

Job summary

Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Aboriginal Corporation is seeking a Social and Emotional Wellbeing Case Manager in Alice Springs. The role focuses on trauma-informed, strengths-based case management for clients referred for SEWB support, with an emphasis on mental health and coordinated access to Congress services.

Applicants must be Aboriginal and able to travel to remote locations. The organisation offers a total effective package and opportunities for professional development within a

Qualifications

• Aboriginal Identified position with Aboriginal descent and acceptance by the community.
• Experience delivering trauma-informed, strengths-based case management to vulnerable clients.
• Knowledge and understanding of Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) principles and practice.
• Ability to foster and maintain collaborative partnerships with internal and external providers.
• Maintain strict confidentiality and demonstrate cultural sensitivity within Aboriginal communities.

Responsibilities

• Provide SEWB case management and coordinate individualized support for clients referred to SEWB services.
• Facilitate access to Congress services, advocacy, life skills and interagency meetings as needed.
• Support clients with coordinating care, navigating health and social services, and addressing complex needs.

Skills

Trauma-informed

Strengths-based

SEWB knowledge

Partnerships

Confidentiality

Job description

Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Aboriginal Corporation is seeking a Social and Emotional Wellbeing Case Manager in Alice Springs. The role focuses on trauma-informed, strengths-based case management for clients referred for SEWB support, with an emphasis on mental health and coordinated access to Congress services.

Applicants must be Aboriginal and able to travel to remote locations. The organisation offers a total effective package and opportunities for professional development within a