Advanced Hub Practitioner - The Orange Door

• 11 Wellbeing Days (to support worker well-being)- in addition to Annual Leave
• Above Award Salary of $102,723.08- $107,255.56 (dependent on qualification and years of experience)
• Awesome Not-for-Profit Salary Sacrificing options of up to $15,899 per FBT year
• Excellent Learning & Development opportunities
• Portable Long Service Leave (from eligible organisations)

The Advanced Hub Practitioner will work in collaboration with the Team Leader to achieve program goals, client outcomes as well as supporting, and where required, providing mentoring to less experienced staff, facilitating daily/weekly team meetings, and ensuring a positive team culture and approach across the program area. The role will also work towards keeping People using violence (PUV) accountable and in view at all times, respond to referrals of PUV and engage clients in additional services in line with The Orange Door models.

Additionally, the Advanced Hub Practitioner will undertake a caseload as a lead practitioner and when required support workers aligned with the Integrated Practice Framework, as well as work collaboratively with the Hub team to support integrated risk assessment and planning, including participating in case conferences and meetings

• Demonstrated ability to deliver screening and triage, assessment, crisis responses, service planning, targeted interventions, allocation and coordinated referrals consistent with the Integrated Practice Framework, Operational Guidelines, Service Specifications and relevant risk assessment tools and frameworks. 
• Carry a level of responsibility in decision-making to ensure the team effectively Identify, assess and prioritise risk and needs of women and children, families and people using violence, drawing on the expertise of different practitioners in a multi-disciplinary team, including consultations with Team Leaders and Practice Leaders where required.
• Ability to conduct Family Violence risk assessments and develop safety plans using evidence-based tools assessments with victims/survivors referred to The Orange Door
• Maintain accurate client records and service data as required, maintaining client privacy and confidentiality in accordance with legislation, policy and good practice.

• In this role, employees must meet the minimum qualification requirements mandated by the Australian government for Specialist Family Violence Practitioners (as prompted by Recommendation 209 of the Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence).
• • • Hold a Bachelor of Social Work or other equivalent qualification (or are currently enrolled and working towards this)
    • OR have minimum 5 years relevant professional experience and willing to undertake further study and be working towards the equivalent qualification by June 2026.
    • OR a related qualification as per the mandatory minimum qualification requirements and willing to undertake further study and be working towards the equivalent qualification by June 2026.
    • OR hold significant cultural knowledge and experience or lived experience, and have faced barriers to educational pathways and have a willingness to meet minimum or equivalent qualification within 10 years
    • are considered exempt under the policy (practitioners who were part of the specialist family violence practitioner workforce prior to 2021.
      For more information and a quick guide to assessing your current qualifications in line with the policy please click here.
• Additional qualifications or experience in Family Violence, Child well-being or other related fields is preferred.
• Professional clinical experience is preferred.
• Current Drivers Licence.

A key recommendation of the Royal Commission into Family Violence was to establish a network of Support and Safety Hubs across Victoria. This was to provide a new way for women, children and young people experiencing family violence and families who need assistance with the care and wellbeing of children to access the service they need to be safe and supported. The Orange Door Initiative was implemented across Victoria as the intake point for Family Violence and Child Wellbeing issues. The safety of victim-survivors is the Orange Door’s first priority. The hub will also help to maintain a focus on perpetrators, so the risk they pose can be assessed and they are held to account for their behaviour.
Brophy works closely with the Orange Door to build the capacity of vulnerable families and individuals to enable them to self-manage and be the best they can be through referrals to many of our program areas.
To read more about the Orange Door program please click here.