Youth Worker

Scope and Purpose of the role

We require resilient high-level communicators who have experience working with young people to support and guide through their daily lives. A person that is passionate about our community and enriching the lives of others with collaborative mentorship

• eligible for a fixed term basis until June 2023, working 21hrs per week
• The days of work can be negotiated with the successful applicant

Our 2-week induction allows us to adequately assess the workplace to accommodate your capacity.

Description:

• Provide intake and assessment to young people who are referred to our service.
• Present young people with quality evidence-based and evidence-informed information and advice.
• Refer young people and their families to programs and services matched to their identified and expressed needs.
• Conduct Administration duties with adherence to company processes and policies, maintain accurate and detailed records.
• Have well-developed communication and interpersonal skills including the ability to work and communicate effectively with young people, their families, internal and external stakeholders, and management.
• Develop young people to build and achieve their goals.

Physical Demands:

• Sedentary physical demand level.
• Repetitive movement of the hands is likely on an occasional basis for tasks involving computer use.
• Frequently sits when meeting with clients and when completing reports or case notes.
• Mental skills necessary include communication, evaluation, organisational, decision-making and planning skills.

Qualifications

• Certificate IV in Youth Work or related field e.g education
• Intermediate Computer skills and the ability to complete all documentation to meet compliance standards.
• Current drivers licence and reliable vehicle which is comprehensively insured
• A Cleared National Criminal History Check not more than 12 months’ old
• A Cleared Working with Children check (WWCC) NSW
• Proof of COVID Vaccine, including third booster as per Public Health Regulations.