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Scope Australia is seeking a part-time Trusts and Foundations Officer to connect our life-changing work with trusts, foundations, philanthropic organisations and private ancillary funds across Victoria. You’ll identify opportunities, craft compelling funding proposals and grow a strong philanthropic pipeline.
You will collaborate with program leaders, funders and colleagues to translate impact into persuasive funding cases, support reporting and ensure strong relationships with funders.
At Scope, we’re passionate about creating opportunities for people with disability to belong, thrive and live the life they choose. We're seeking a talented Trusts and Foundations Officer to join our Philanthropy & Fundraising team and help secure the funding that makes this possible. Through compelling grant applications, meaningful funder relationships and strategic prospect research, you'll play an important role in growing philanthropic support and delivering lasting impact for the people and communities we serve.
Funding partnerships have the power to create meaningful change.
As our Trusts and Foundations Officer, you'll help connect Scope's life-changing work with trusts, foundations, philanthropic organisations and private ancillary funds that share our vision for a more inclusive Australia.
This is a rewarding part/time fundraising role where you'll combine outstanding writing, research and relationship-building skills to identify opportunities, develop compelling funding proposals and grow a strong pipeline of philanthropic support. Working closely with program leaders, funders and colleagues across the organisation, you'll help translate impact into powerful funding cases that inspire investment and deliver positive outcomes for people with disability.
As a key member of Scope's Philanthropy & Fundraising team, you will be responsible for generating income through trusts, foundations, philanthropic grants and related funding opportunities.
You'll manage the full grant lifecycle, from prospect research and opportunity identification through to proposal development, stewardship and acquittal reporting. Along the way, you'll build trusted relationships with funders, develop compelling cases for support and contribute to the growth of Scope's philanthropy program.
You are a naturally curious and relationship-focused fundraising professional who enjoys uncovering opportunities, telling powerful stories and building partnerships that create meaningful impact.
You bring strong writing and communication skills, excellent attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple priorities while meeting deadlines. Most importantly, you're motivated by purpose and excited by the opportunity to secure funding that helps people with disability achieve their goals and aspirations.
We are committed to filling this role quickly, so while applications for this role will close on Friday 6th November 2026we will be reviewing applications as they come in and may interview suitable candidates prior to closing date. To avoid missing out
Scope’s purpose is to create meaningful opportunities for people with disability to belong and thrive. We support people with physical, intellectual and multiple disabilities to achieve their goals. Scope is a registered provider under the NDIS and delivers a range of services including supported independent living, short term accommodation (respite), social connections, lifestyle options, therapy and employment services in over 420 service locations across Victoria and NSW.
Take your career on a journey with Scope and work proactively with us to achieve our purpose!
Scope is committed to creating an accessible and inclusive workplace where everyone can belong, thrive, and be their best. If you require us to make any adjustments to the recruitment process, or at any time during your employment, please contact us at *******@scopeaust.org.au . A team member will be happy to discuss how we can support you.
Please note, successful applicants will be required to hold a NDIS Worker Screening Check Clearance and a Working with Children Check. If you have lived or worked for a continuous period of 12 months or more in another country within the last 10 years, a certified International Police Check from that country or countries will also be required. Please note that the offer will be conditional on meeting these requirements.