SEWB Community Wellbeing Support Worker (Aboriginal Identified)

Central Australian Aboriginal Congress; Northern Territory; On-site; AUD 74,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development

Annual leave (6 weeks)

Personal leave (15 days)

Salary packaging

Job summary

Central Australian Aboriginal Congress is seeking a Community Wellbeing Support Worker to deliver SEWB services and promote service linkages within the Northern Territory. The role includes bicultural pairing with other SEWB workers, healthcare advocacy, and supporting clients to attend SEWB appointments with follow-ups.

It does not involve individual client case management. You will be supported to complete a Certificate III in Allied Health, Alcohol and Other drugs, community services, Mental

Qualifications

• Is Aboriginal and identifies as Aboriginal, and is accepted by the Aboriginal community.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills; willing to discuss and demonstrate knowledge with colleagues.
• Demonstrate interest in Aboriginal health and primary health care and assisting others in the community.
• Understand and maintain confidentiality in a health care setting; show cultural sensitivity.
• Computer literacy with ability to enter information into a health database.

Responsibilities

• The Community Wellbeing Support Worker supports delivery of SEWB services, promoting service linkages, bicultural pairing with SEWB workers, healthcare advocacy, and supporting clients to attend SEWB appointments and follow-ups.
• This role does not include individual client case management.

Skills

Effective communication

Interpersonal skills

Confidentiality

Computer literacy

Willingness to study

Driver license

Education

Certificate III in Allied Health / Alcohol & Other Drugs / Community Services / Mental Health

Job description

Central Australian Aboriginal Congress is seeking a Community Wellbeing Support Worker to deliver SEWB services and promote service linkages within the Northern Territory. The role includes bicultural pairing with other SEWB workers, healthcare advocacy, and supporting clients to attend SEWB appointments with follow-ups.

It does not involve individual client case management. You will be supported to complete a Certificate III in Allied Health, Alcohol and Other drugs, community services, Mental