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NAAJA provides legal aid for Indigenous people in the Northern Territory, with offices in Darwin, Palmerston, Katherine, Tennant Creek and Alice Springs.
We are a leading Australian legal service and have received both national and Northern Territory human rights awards for our work. We are committed to providing quality representation for our clients and bringing about long-term change in the justice system. Our staff are motivated, dedicated and doing work that really matters.
NAAJA THROUGHCARE are seeking an INTENSIVE CASE MANAGER – YOUTH to join our team. The position will be based in Darwin.
NAAJA Throughcare aims to reduce repeat offending by supporting Aboriginal people through the delivery of strengths-based case management service provision. The Intensive Case Manager – Youth, will provide Intensive Case management support to young people in contact with the criminal justice system.
The Intensive Case Manager will work with NAAJA’s wider youth team to help young people who are justice-involved by providing pre- and post-release support to those leaving detention with the aim of reducing the likelihood of reoffending.
The Intensive Case Manager will support young people through a family systems approach to address diverse needs including access to health and rehabilitation assessment and treatment, housing, employment, education and training, life skills and support reconnection to family, culture and community.
This position offers attractive employment benefits including:
Hours of Work: 37.5 hours per week, 8:00 – 4:30 Monday to Friday
Salary/Wages: PSO 5.1 $90,424
Salary packaging options
6 weeks annual leave per year with leave loading
Annual airfare
Remote allowance
Written applications must address the Selection Criteria to be considered and submitted to recruitment@naaja.org.au by COB Monday, 05 February 2024.
Duty Statement: Intensive Case Manager – Youth (Darwin) 22.01.2024
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are encouraged to apply.
