Trauma-Informed Financial Wellbeing Practitioner (WA)

Good Shepherd; Melbourne; Vor Ort; AUD 97.000 - 118.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Salary packaging up to $15,900

4 days gifted leave at Christmas/Easte

Entertainment benefits up to $2,650

Employee Assistance Program

Portable long service leave

Zusammenfassung

Good Shepherd Australia New Zealand seeks an FIH Practitioner to provide trauma-informed, participant-centred support to people experiencing financial abuse and family violence. You will coordinate cases, advocate for clients, and connect them with housing, income and legal resources.

Working across the Financial Independence Hub and with partners, you will deliver tailored plans, support safety, and promote financial wellbeing and independence.

Qualifikationen

• You will hold a tertiary qualification in a relevant field.
• Experience with trauma-informed, participant-centred support is essential.
• Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills are required.
• Ability to coordinate referrals and advocacy across diverse services.

Aufgaben

• Provide trauma-informed, participant-led support to people experiencing financial abuse and the impacts of family violence.
• Deliver risk, needs and safety assessments and create individualised plans.
• Coordinate case management, advocacy and practical support across housing, income, legal needs and financial recovery.
• Collaborate with FIH counsellors, wellbeing coaches and partners for coordinated support.
• Use consent-based information sharing to connect participants with services and improve care continuity.
• Lead or participate in community engagement activities and workshops to raise awareness.

Kenntnisse

Trauma-informed care

Case coordination

Advocacy

Service navigation

Cross-sector collab

Record keeping

Ausbildung

Tertiary qualification in Social Work, Psychology, Community Development, or related discipline

Jobbeschreibung

Good Shepherd Australia New Zealand seeks an FIH Practitioner to provide trauma-informed, participant-centred support to people experiencing financial abuse and family violence. You will coordinate cases, advocate for clients, and connect them with housing, income and legal resources.

Working across the Financial Independence Hub and with partners, you will deliver tailored plans, support safety, and promote financial wellbeing and independence.