Partner Contact Worker
Are you an experienced and passionate Family Violence worker wanting to make a difference in your local community?
Summary about this job
Child Welfare, Youth & Family Services
Company: Latrobe Community Health Service
Location: West Gippsland & Latrobe Valley
Work type: Full Time
Salary: n\a
Phone: +61-3-3651-8051
Fax: +61-2-9654-6385
E-mail: n\a
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Detail information about job Partner Contact Worker. Terms and conditions vacancy
- Generous salary packaging (novated leasing and loyalty program)
- Employee Assistance Program
- Access to discounted private health insurance
- Fixed term full time
- Based in the Latrobe Valley
- TRP up to $86, 665 p.a including super & salary packaging
Latrobe Community Health Service is a not-for-profit provider of a range of health and wellbeing services across Victoria. We are a growing organisation committed to excellent customer service and to being an active and positive participant in the life of the communities we serve. Our dedicated workforce is the key to our success and we aim to provide our employees a role in an organisation that is a truly great place to work.
Are you an experienced and passionate Family Violence worker wanting to make a difference in your local community?
An exciting and challenging opportunity exists to work with Gippsland's largest therapeutic family violence perpetrator service in the role of Partner Contact Worker (Perpetrator Services).
The position requires a person who possesses strong communication and organisational skills, counselling skills, and is committed to client focused service delivery to engage in a multi-disciplinary approach to health care.
The worker will provide the initial contact with the partner and children of the men referred to the Perpetrator’s Case Management Program (PCMP) and Men’s Behaviour Change Program (MBCP), they will also provide assessment; develop safety plans with the women and children, and make referrals to relevant services both internal and external when appropriate.
For more information please contact Jo-Ann Brailey, Manager AOD & Counselling, on 1800 242 696. Applications are to be submitted online at lch.mercury.com.au and will close 11pm, Sunday 29 July 2018.
Applicants must address the selection criteria within the position description to be considered for the role.
Applications from Aboriginal people, people who identify as LGBTI, people from a culturally diverse background and people with a lived experience of disability are encouraged. We are an equal opportunity employer.