Trauma‑Informed Residential Youth Worker

Junction; Traralgon; On-site; AUD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive SCHADS Award pay

Penalty rates for shifts

Job summary

Junction Support Services is seeking a Residential Care Youth Worker to join a trauma-informed, multidiscipinary team supporting young people in a safe, stable home. You will help develop life skills, routines and goals, while managing daily living and household duties.

The role involves transporting youths to appointments, documenting medication administration, and contributing to behavioural support plans. A strong commitment to trauma-informed practice and continuous training is essential.

Qualifications

• Certificate IV in Child, Youth & Family Intervention or equivalent.
• Experience with young people or strong motivation to learn.
• Residential Out-of-Home Care Youth Work experience is highly desirable.
• Current Australian Driver’s Licence, Victorian Employee Working with Children Check and First Aid Certificate.
• Willingness to undergo a National Police Check.
• Commitment to ongoing training and trauma-informed practice.
• International Police Check required if lived outside Australia for 12 months in last 10 years.

Responsibilities

• Run the household: cook, keep a clean, welcoming home and manage daily living needs.
• Transport young people to appointments and activities.
• Administer and document medication and support trauma-informed practice.
• Collaborate with case managers, therapists, teachers and families.

Education

Certificate IV in Child, Youth & Family Intervention

Job description

Junction Support Services is seeking a Residential Care Youth Worker to join a trauma-informed, multidiscipinary team supporting young people in a safe, stable home. You will help develop life skills, routines and goals, while managing daily living and household duties.

The role involves transporting youths to appointments, documenting medication administration, and contributing to behavioural support plans. A strong commitment to trauma-informed practice and continuous training is essential.