Manager - Warlga Ngurra Women and Children's Refuge - Newcastle, Australia - PeopleFusion Recruitment Specialists

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Contract Type:

Permanent Recruitment
Location:
Newcastle
Specialisation:
Community and Care
Reference:

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Contact Name:

Chelsea Farrar
Job Published:
August 30, :00Operational leadership and relationship management focus

Make a difference by achieving immediate and lasting changes

Domestic violence and homelessness organisation

About the organisation

Warlga Ngurra Women and Children's Refuge is a leading Aboriginal Specialist Homelessness Service that responds to women, with or without accompanying children, who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless due to domestic violence.

Their services include court support, children's activities, outreach support, advocacy, housing support, child support and referrals.

The team at Warlga Ngurra is passionate about their mission to deliver innovative solutions to address homelessness, violence and poverty. They are focused on achieving immediate and lasting changes, within a culturally diverse and safe environment.
About the role
You will be responsible for providing expert advice, leadership, and training to the team, to help enhance their capability to deliver client centred service in line with best practice, funding requirements and Warlga Ngurra's values.
Reporting directly to the Board, the position manages a team of 4 Case Workers and 1 Administrator, who work within the day to day running of Warlga Ngurra's refuge and its programs.
The position represents Warlga Ngurra in raising awareness, providing education and giving a voice to the issues of homelessness and domestic and family violence across the Lake Macquarie, Newcastle and Port Stephens LGAs.
About you
The skills and experience we are seeking include:

Tertiary qualifications in Social Work, Psychology or related Behavioural Sciences.

Minimum five (5) years' experience in domestic/family violence, homelessness, or community services sector.

The ability to build capacity and maintain strong working relationships with key stakeholders and to build and participate in effective partnerships.

Exceptional skills in developing and maintaining a service of quality that is a place of safety, security, comfort, and confidentiality for clients.

Accurate, clear, and informative report writing skills and ability to communicate positively and confidently with a wide range of people.

Experience in leading an organisation or program through significant growth and/or change is desirable as there is the likelihood that there will be new sites approved in the next twelve months

This is an Aboriginal Identified Position in accordance with Section 14(D) of the Anti -Discrimination Act 197- You are required to hold a current driver's license and Working with Children Clearance and a National Police Check as part of your employment.

How to apply
To learn more about key responsibilities, company culture and associated benefits of this opportunity, please contact Chelsea Farrar on or Rachael Levey on We also have a