SEWB Facilitator — Trauma‑Informed Training Lead

RGIT Australia; Darwin; On-site; AUD 94,000 - 106,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging

Employer superannuation

Six weeks annual leave + 17.5% leave

Personal/carers leave

Study leave

Professional development up to $3,000

Ceremonial leave

Employee assistance program

Ex gratia leave during Christmas

Job summary

AMSANT in Darwin seeks a SEWB Facilitator to deliver training and workforce support across the Northern Territory, focusing on SEWB, AOD and trauma-informed care for Aboriginal communities.

You will deliver CRTIP, ATSIMHFA and Narrative Practice packages, build partnerships with ACCHS, and contribute to resource development, evaluation, and practice improvement. This full‑time role is open to Aboriginal applicants and requires travel across remote NT locations.

Qualifications

• Work experience or qualifications in training and facilitating, SEWB, suicide prevention or mental health.
• Excellent cross-cultural communication with Aboriginal communities and health professionals.
• Ability to facilitate training and learning outcomes for diverse audiences and present AMSANT training.
• Project management and problem-solving skills for planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
• Knowledge of trauma-informed practice, suicide, grief and loss for Aboriginal people.
• Ability to reflect on skills and evidence to improve program outcomes.
• Proficiency with MS Office suite (Word/Outlook/Excel/PowerPoint/Teams/SharePoint).
• Willingness to travel to remote NT locations.
• Experience in Aboriginal-controlled organisations.
• Qualifications in trauma-informed care or narrative therapies.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain collaborative relationships with ACCHS and key organisations to improve SEWB training access.
• Work with the team to develop new or enhanced training resources and reports.
• Deepen content knowledge through learning, research and professional development.
• Facilitate SEWB training and change programs using trauma-informed approaches and mentor staff.
• Undertake projects to support SEWB and AOD programs as directed.
• Contribute to monitoring and evaluation through research and forums.
• Collaborate within the SEWB team on learning, admin duties and communications.
• Undertake other tasks as directed by management.

Skills

Training & facilitation

Social & emotional wellbeing

Cross-cultural communication

Mental health

Project management

Research

MS Office

Travel ability

Aboriginal community work

Education

Qualifications in trauma‑informed care or narrative therapies

Tools

MS Office

Word

Outlook

Excel

PowerPoint

Teams

SharePoint

Job description

AMSANT in Darwin seeks a SEWB Facilitator to deliver training and workforce support across the Northern Territory, focusing on SEWB, AOD and trauma-informed care for Aboriginal communities.

You will deliver CRTIP, ATSIMHFA and Narrative Practice packages, build partnerships with ACCHS, and contribute to resource development, evaluation, and practice improvement. This full‑time role is open to Aboriginal applicants and requires travel across remote NT locations.