Case Managers – Walytjapiti Program (Fly In Fly Out) St

Ngaanyatjarra Council Group; Gauteng; On-site; ZAR 500,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading organization focused on improving outcomes for children and families is seeking a Case Manager for their Walytjapiti Program. This permanent, full-time role offers a FIFO schedule, with comprehensive orientation and professional development opportunities. You will engage closely with families at risk, providing critical support in a unique cultural context, ensuring safety and well-being.

Benefits

Relocation assistance

Generous leave entitlements

Free access to Employee Assistance Program

Additional salary packaging benefits

Retention bonus

Use of company vehicle during travel

Qualifications

• Experience working with families and children in a supportive role.
• Understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.
• Demonstrated ability to manage trauma cases effectively.

Responsibilities

• Provide trauma-informed, therapeutic case management support to families.
• Work with Anangu families and provide community-focused services.
• Engage in FIFO work and manage travel logistics.

Skills

Case Management

Community Development

Trauma-Informed Care

Education

Qualifications in Social Work, Counselling, Psychology or relevant experience

Job description

Case Managers – Walytjapiti Program (Fly In Fly Out)

People of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent are encouraged to apply.

Position Details:

• Permanent – full-time position
• Generous leave entitlements; free access to Employee Assistance Program; additional salary packaging benefits
• Relocation assistance provided
• Fly In Fly Out roster: 42-day cycle with approximately 18 days on (including 3 paid respite days) and 24 days off
• All travel and accommodation costs covered during work periods

About Us:

Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (NPY) Women's Council is led, governed, and directed by women from the NPY region. Established to give voice to women across 26 desert communities in Western Australia, South Australia, and the Northern Territory, we provide progressive, innovative, and evidence-based services in advocacy and support. Our core focus is family and community – walytja.

Our Purpose:

To work with women, children, and families in the Ngaanyatjarra, Pitjantjatjara, and Yankunytjatjara regions, helping them lead safe and healthy lives with improved life choices.

The Team:

The Child and Family Wellbeing Service comprises three programs: Child Nutrition, Child and Family Intensive Support Service (Walytjapiti), and Child Advocacy. Our goal is to deliver targeted, community-focused services to improve the quality of life for Anangu children and communities.

The Role:

The Walytjapiti Case Manager will provide trauma-informed, therapeutic case management to families at risk of entering the child protection system. Support from the wider team and access to supervision will be available. The role involves FIFO work on a 42-day cycle, with travel and accommodation provided.

About You:

Qualifications in Social Work, Counselling, Psychology, Community Services, or relevant experience are required, along with demonstrated case management or community development experience with families and children. You will have the opportunity to work closely with Anangu families and communities, experiencing the landscape and culture of the region.

We offer comprehensive orientation, best practice supervision, professional development including vicarious trauma, case management, and four-wheel drive training, as well as critical incident debriefing and counseling services. Benefits include above award remuneration, salary packaging, generous leave entitlements, a retention bonus, accommodation, and use of a company vehicle during travel.

Application Process:

Please apply via our website with a cover letter and resume. The position will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, and a suitable candidate may be appointed prior to the closing date. The application will include questions about your right to work in Australia, experience as a Family Violence Worker, and current Working With Children Check.