An application made for this job — a tailored resume and cover letter that speak straight to the posting.
Lutheran Services is seeking a Youth Mentor to support young people aged 10–25 through NDIS-funded programs in Woodridge. You will lead and facilitate group activities, provide tailored one-on-one mentoring, and help participants achieve personal goals.
Responsibilities include evaluating programs, maintaining accurate case notes, and collaborating with families and community services. A current Blue Card, NDIS Worker Screening, Police Clearance, and a valid QLD driver's license are required.
Youth Mentor (Youth Mental Health and Disabilities Support)
Our Intercept Community Services team delivers Youth Mental Health and Disabilities Support program is designed to help young people aged 10–25 with NDIS plans to achieve their goals through mentoring and group programs. We tailor individual plans to give young people what they need, because we understand that, first and foremost, they are young people with dreams, goals, and ambitions.
Location: Woodridge
Role Type: Casual Positions (Monday and Wednesdays | 9:30 am - 1:30pm)
Remuneration: $46.18 - $50.38 ph (includes 25% casual loading) +Salary packaging + Access to staff discounts & benefits
Empower Young People to Thrive:
At Lutheran Services, we are passionate about supporting young people to build resilience, develop life skills, and reach their potential.
Lutheran Services is a not-for-profit organisation, providing exceptional care and support to communities across Queensland for the past 90 years. We provide aged care, retirement living and home care services for older people, with community services including mental health, disability, youth and family, and domestic and family violence support. We draw on a rich Lutheran tradition of care, placing the wellbeing of our clients at the heart of everything we do. Where our people to love what they do, supporting over 6,000 people each year across more than 25 sites.
We draw on our rich Lutheran tradition of caring for everyone - the individual, family and the community. We support older people, young people and their families, people living with a disability or mental illness, and families experiencing domestic violence and hardship.
We are committed to providing safe, respectful and inclusive environments where our staff, residents, clients, children and young people are protected from harm. Safeguarding children is everyone's responsibility, and we promote a culture where the safety, wellbeing and rights of children are always a priority.
Together with the congregations that founded us, we've been serving Queenslanders since 1935. We are a not-for-profit organisation with more than 2,200 dedicated people, working across more than 20 sites from South-East to Central Queensland.