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Based at a confidential location in the Scenic Rim, this role has responsibility for managing and leading the delivery of our Domestic and Family Violence Service. This important leadership role oversees short-term accommodation, transitional housing, therapeutic support and practical assistance to women and children escaping domestic and family violence. Our Domestic and Family Violence Refuge is a welcoming haven, providing a place of physical and emotional safety where women and children affected by Domestic and Family Violence can recover, rebuild and plan for a brighter future. We provide therapeutic support to help women and children break the cycle of violence and resettle into safe, affordable housing. Families have access to specialised counselling, child therapy, training in life skills, and links to health, legal and specialist services.
Job Responsibility:
Lead and manage a high performing team
Manage the delivery of services at our refuge, including oversight of facilities and site operations, ensuring safety, security and compliance
Manage the Transitional Housing program, ensuring improved outcomes for families transitioning from refuge to independent living
Manage external funding, represent yourtown in regional networks, forums, conferences and build and maintain effective relationships with external stakeholders
Manage budgets and measure and report on program outcomes and achievements
Lead the continuous improvement of service delivery
Oversight of safeguarding and legal collaborative case reviews
Manage client safety and safety plans, assess and mitigate ongoing dynamic risks, de-escalation of resident’s dynamics and conflict resolution
Manage and participate in an effective after hours response
Requirements:
passion, commitment and belief in young people
relevant degree level qualification and a minimum of 5 years’ experience working with victims of trauma and/or managing a diverse human services team
demonstrated understanding of and ability to develop effective service responses for women and children who have experienced domestic and family violence
demonstrated skills and experience in managing risk and safety
demonstrated experience in leading multidisciplinary teams to achieve program goals and performance targets
experience supervising therapeutic practice, managing performance and fostering a culture of ongoing development
experience in managing budgets and developing strategic and operational plans
demonstrated capacity to work collaboratively and establish and maintain professional relationships with internal and external stakeholders
ability to participate in the back-up on call roster, including the ability to return to site if required
Nice to have:
experience working in a refuge environment is strongly preferred
What we offer:
salary sacrifice options to increase your take home pay
regular line supervision and support plus internal practice supervision
ability to negotiate flexible work hours and work arrangements
opportunities for internal and external professional development
free access to LinkedIn Learning including over 16,000 learning modules
a genuine focus on employee health and wellbeing
yourWellness program includes free access to Calm & Centr Apps
access to free and confidential counselling sessions for you and members of your immediate family
access to discounted private health insurance, banking and finance, insurance, and superannuation through our partner organisations
an environment that genuinely values diversity and cultural capability and is an equal opportunity employer