To be successful in this role…

Having knowledge of the local community and of the available options (and barriers) for social and economic participation for people with disability, will see you build and nurture relationships within the community to achieve sustainable solutions. 

You will have:

• Demonstrated relevant experience and or lived experience with people with disability or First Nations or CaLD or LGBTIQA+
• The experience to assist people with disability to identify and achieve the positive outcomes and community links they desire.
• The commitment and ability to work with local stakeholders to undertake community projects
• The ability (or interest) to give virtual and group presentations
• Demonstrated computer skills including capability with Microsoft Office 365
• Access to your own transport
• A current Working with Children Check 

Be rewarded for your success

You will have access to:

• Professional development including training in presentation and project management skills
• Ability to purchase additional leave
• Flexible working arrangements and variety
• Salary sacrificing
• Discounted health insurance benefits