Case Manager 1

At Safe Places, it’s all about the young people.

Each child is unique with their own story. So, we tailor care plans and personalise their living environment, surrounded by a carefully selected team of youth workers. Established in 2006 as a non-profit in Queensland, we've cared for over 2000 young people. Our philosophy revolves around providing care, support, affection, and hope to those who've faced trauma. We're expanding rapidly and seeking talented team members who share our values and wish to join our community for mutual success.

Why Choose Safe Places?

At Safe Places, we understand that our team is the cornerstone of our success. That's why we strive to cultivate a collaborative work environment that fosters personal growth.

About the Role

Case Managers work standard contact and non-contact hours each week. The position calls for flexibility and adaptability around your case load and the young person’s needs.

• Supervision of Youth workers and the facilitation of team meetings and performance management where necessary.
• Coaching and development of youth workers.
• Case planning and case inductions.
• Liaison with key stakeholders and support agencies including child protection agencies and departments in relevant states.
• Establishing a therapeutic care environment and positively managing the young person’s behaviour.
• Maintaining a high standard of cleanliness, tidiness, and comfort in the home environment.
• Adherence and role modelling of safe workplace health and safety legislation.
• Role Modelling Safe Places for Childrens Values; Supportive, responsive, professional, united, and passionate.
• Ensuring delivery of high-quality care leading to positive outcomes for children.

About You

Experience/Personal attributes we’re looking for:

• A minimum of 6 months experience working with children with challenging behaviours.
• Minimum qualification of certificate IV in Child Youth and Intervention or other recognised qualification.
• Ability to do shift work and in-home sleepovers.
• Ability to accommodate roster changes and on call requirements at short notice. We endeavour to complete. rosters 2 weeks in advance, though changes may occur due to the nature of the work.
• Ability to participate in weekly meetings.
• Successful completion of background screening.
• Full Australian Driver’s license for QLD.

Applicants must be eligible to live and work in Australia, hold an unrestricted driver's license, and be willing to undergo state-specific checks, including working with children clearance and relevant qualifications. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates and take pride in being an inclusive employer.

Working at Safe Places

In the heart of Safe Places, a harmonious blend of Unity, Support, Responsiveness, Passion, and Professionalism forms the very essence of who we are. When you join our team, your part of a community that prioritises integrity and professionalism and celebrates diversity. In all we do, we aim to foster an atmosphere of respect, collaboration, and mutual advancement, dedicated to impacting the lives of vulnerable young Australians.

But here’s the best part: smiles, breakthroughs, and connections – priceless rewards for your dedication. It's not for everyone, but if impactful work, a supportive team, and making a real difference resonate with you, then Safe Places might be your calling. Come join us.

Visit www.safeplaces.com.au to find out more.