Spiritual Care & Grief Support Coordinator

Southern Cross Care NSW & ACT; Ku-ring-gai; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary Packaging ($15,900) and meal/娱乐

Heart HQ - SCC People Platform

Fitness Passport

Discounted private health insurance

Wellbeing initiatives and EAP

Ongoing Training and Development

LinkedIn Training

Job summary

Southern Cross Care NSW & ACT - Turramurra NSW is seeking a Spiritual Care Coordinator to provide tailored emotional and spiritual support to residents and clients across multiple SCC locations. The role emphasizes compassionate care, meaningful connection, and holistic wellbeing within a not-for-profit setting.

You’ll coordinate memorials, reflections, and visits from community groups, while mentoring volunteers and contributing to person-centred care planning and documentation.

Qualifications

• Provides tailored emotional and spiritual support to residents and clients.
• Manages care planning, including grief and end-of-life support.
• Coordinates memorial services, reflections, and visits from community groups.

Responsibilities

• Providing tailored emotional and spiritual support
• Supporting individuals through grief, illness, and end-of-life experiences
• Helping people connect with what gives them meaning, purpose, and comfort
• Planning and coordinating memorial services, reflections, and visits from community groups
• Sharing wellbeing insights through care planning, meetings, and documentation
• Recruiting, mentoring, and supporting volunteers who contribute to resident and client wellbeing

Skills

Emotional support

Compassionate care

Communication skills

Volunteer mentoring

Job description

Southern Cross Care NSW & ACT - Turramurra NSW is seeking a Spiritual Care Coordinator to provide tailored emotional and spiritual support to residents and clients across multiple SCC locations. The role emphasizes compassionate care, meaningful connection, and holistic wellbeing within a not-for-profit setting.

You’ll coordinate memorials, reflections, and visits from community groups, while mentoring volunteers and contributing to person-centred care planning and documentation.