Youth Support Specialist: Remote & Community Impact

Save The Children Australia; Mount Isa City; On-site; AUD 63,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Individual learning plans to help map

Internal employment and development

Employee Wellbeing Program

Diversity and inclusive culture

Award rate salary (Level 4.1 - $46.70)

Job summary

Save the Children Australia is seeking a Youth Support Specialist to join the Bail Response Program in Mount Isa. You will deliver high-quality services, build positive relationships with young people and families, and manage stakeholder engagement to support outcomes.

You will develop case plans, monitor progress, and evaluate goals to promote long-term wellbeing and education pathways. This role emphasizes trauma-informed, strength-based practices and collaboration with partners.

Qualifications

• Develop case management plans for clients, using a strength-based trauma-informed approach
• Facilitate activities designed to increase young people’s social and emotional wellbeing, life skills and education attainment
• Provide timely referrals and promote/facilitate access to other services
• Implement behavioral management strategies in line with Save the Childrens youth work principles and as directed by the Team Leader

Responsibilities

• Provision of quality service delivery
• Provide positive healthy relationships and Engagement with young people and families
• Facilitate positive Stakeholder relationship management to support young people.
• Case planning, Monitoring and evaluation of goal setting outcomes

Skills

Case management

Trauma-informed approach

Youth engagement

Stakeholder management

Job description

Save the Children Australia is seeking a Youth Support Specialist to join the Bail Response Program in Mount Isa. You will deliver high-quality services, build positive relationships with young people and families, and manage stakeholder engagement to support outcomes.

You will develop case plans, monitor progress, and evaluate goals to promote long-term wellbeing and education pathways. This role emphasizes trauma-informed, strength-based practices and collaboration with partners.