Management Accountant

Find a rewarding career at CatholicCare Victoria

CCV employs over 500 staff across 20+ offices and numerous outreach sites. We are committed to building thriving and inclusive communities.

Our dedicated team delivers a wide range of services that supports families, individuals, refugee and asylum seeker communities, young people and people at risk of homelessness.

60 hours per fortnight, maximum-term position until 30 June 2026.

The Case Coordinator, Homes First program will provide clients with intensive casemanagement support, working from a strengths-based, trauma-informed approach to support clients to addressunmet needs and participate in the community.

60 hours per fortnight, continuing position

Family Preservation and Reunification Practitioners are responsible for working as lead practitioners by undertaking complex case work. Family Preservation and Reunification Practitioners demonstrate an advanced level of skill and competence in their work due to their experience in working in similar child and family focused roles.

75 hours per fortnight, maximum term until 30 June 2026.

Family Preservation and Reunification Practitioners are responsible for working as lead practitioners by undertaking complex case work. Family Preservation and Reunification Practitioners demonstrate an advanced level of skill and competence in their work due to their experience in working in similar child and family focused roles.

75 hours per fortnight, continuing position

It requires a proactive approach, strong professional judgement where procedures are not always clearly defined, and the ability to provide guidance and financial advice across the organisation.

75 hours per fortnight, continuing position.

The Team Leader, Refugee and Asylum Seeker Services is responsible for ensuring the effective and efficient coordination of Settle Well, Job Readiness and our AOD Programs. The position is responsible for coordinating and monitoring caseloads, including providing day-to-day practice supervision support and guidance to staff to ensure positive outcomes.

Offers of employment and commencement in a position at CatholicCare Victoria are conditional upon receipt of a successful Police Record check assessment, an International Police check (if you have lived overseas for 12 months continuously in the past 10 years), and a Working with Children Check.
CatholicCare Victoria has PBI tax status, and the salary can be packaged to the benefit of the incumbent.
Your details will be held and managed in accordance with the Privacy Act (1998). If your application is unsuccessful, it will not be kept on file with CatholicCare Victoria.

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