Child Family and Community Worker Targeted Support

Salary:
- $85,126.09 (pro rata) + super + salary packaging- Location:
- Wagga Wagga, Corowa or Albury- Employment Type:
- PP - Part-time Permanent- Department:
- Family & Mental Health - Casework & Capacity Build**About Intereach**:
Intereach is a leader amongst community organisations. Today, we span 38 local government areas and have more than 500 staff who deliver more than 30 programs.

At Intereach, we are committed to developing community infrastructure and supporting rural and regional communities. Our Vision of Strong Connected Communities is what drives us daily to ensure our local communities are at the heart of everything we do.

**What is TEI?**

The NSW Targeted Earlier Intervention (TEI) program operates within communities facing social and economic challenges, including disadvantage, isolation, and limited access to support services. The TEI program has two streams: Community Strengthening initiatives which aim to empower communities, and build social capital, through providing Community Centers and Aboriginal Community Development. _This role_ focuses on Wellbeing and Safety interventions which build on and compliment the outcomes of Community Strengthening to intervene early at an individual or household level with Targeted Support focused on engagement, case management and group work interventions to support children to increase safety and meet their developmental milestones in the context of their families.

**Where does Intereach deliver TEI Wellbeing and Safety?**

TEI Targeted Support services are funded to be delivered by Intereach in the Murrumbidgee region of NSW covering Berrigan, Lockhart, Edward River, Murray River, Federation, Greater Hume, Hay, Murrumbidgee, and Wagga Wagga LGA’s. This role will work in collaboration with two other team members to engage children, young people and families living within the eastern half of the service area.

The Child Family and Community Worker - Targeted Support is a key service delivery position responsible for intake, assessment, case management, peer support and evidence based groupwork in the Targeted Earlier Intervention (TEI) Program, delivering high-quality services and activities with parents and children.

**About the Role**:
The position will successfully implement the TEI program in local communities, support community stakeholders and leaders, provide updates on local program performance and outcomes, and contribute to the positive impact Intereach makes in our communities.

This position requires community connectedness, case management and groupwork skills, working with cultural diversity, trauma informed practice and a deep understanding of the unique challenges of parents and children to deliver successful and impactful programs.

We are looking for a team member based in Corowa, Albury, or Wagga Wagga who is passionate about working with children, young people and their parents.

This role is permanent part time 30.2 hours per week.

This role has been classified under the Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Services Award as a Level 4.1 with an annual starting salary of $85,126.08 (Pro rata) + Superannuation + Salary Packaging.

**What’s in it for you?**
- Employee benefits include:

- flexible working arrangements including a blended working model
- paid parental leave
- career progression opportunities
- volunteer leave
- workplace giving program
- the option to purchase up to 2 weeks additional leave
- a great organisational culture
- the option to accrue and utilise flex time
- learning and development opportunities, including study leave
- a fantastic Employee Assistance Program which is available to all staff and their immediate family

**Ready to apply?**

Great. Head to our website and you can download the and when you’re ready,

**_ Applications close 18 October 2024 at 10am. _**

**For more information**:
If after having read the and other available information on this website and you have further queries, please contact:
For further information related specifically to the role please contact Clinton Wilson on 0436 929 967.
**_We value diversity and welcome applicants from all walks of life, ages, backgrounds, and cultures._