
Jabiru Community Services are a local, social for purpose, not-for-profit organisation with over 35 years of history in Queensland, partnering with children, young people, and families by creating safe places and relationships that connect people, resources, ideas, and communities. Our purpose is to support children, young people, and families to thrive.
Our communities' program is all about community, family, and individual engagement, including family, parent and school-based individual supports, playgroups, and community development. We genuinely know the challenges of working within the educational ecosystem and will support you to provide social and emotional support for children and families, whilst working within Education Queensland systems and structures.
Safeguarding Children - Jabiru is committed to ensuring the safety, wellbeing and best interests of children and young people are always paramount. We consider safeguarding to be the proactive approach to preventing potential harm and delivering safe and inclusive services which enable children to thrive. This is reflective of our commitment to ensure children have a sense of identity, belonging, connection, confidence, agency, and wellbeing.
All children and young people have the right to be supported, empowered, and protected in physically, socially, emotionally, and psychologically safe environments.
Jabiru takes its responsibility to report broader forms of harm, suspected harm, grooming, exploitation, abuse and neglect seriously, in accordance with relevant compliance requirements. We remain alert to any form of abuse or neglect of children and young people and will take immediate action if concerns arise. Jabiru also works beyond typical supervision models to actively support families and foster safe connected communities.
The position is a fixed term parttime role. Work times may include standard business hours, Monday – Friday 9am-5pm, and/or occasional weekend or after hours work for different community events. Remuneration is at a SCHCADS Level 3 or 4 (Social and Community Services Pay Scales) depending on relevant qualifications, skillsets and experience. Access to our salary packaging program may increase your take-home pay depending on your individual circumstances.
This role is designed to support local families, children, young people and broader communities within North Brisbane, by building healthy community connections, supporting child development milestones, parenting confidence and capacity, and helping families experiencing vulnerability navigate transitions. Through this work, the role strengthens protective factors for children, young people and families.” The successful candidate will be able to confidently engage with key stakeholders and service users within the community, support facilitation of different programs/ playgroups and community events.
The position is based out of our Jabiru Community Building in Bracken Ridge, with some minor travel to other nearby locations as directed.
As part of your duties and responsibilities, you will be required to:
If this fantastic opportunity sounds like the role for you then please don’t hesitate to apply! Help Jabiru lead the way in providing support for children across the school environment.
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