Job Description

Join True as a Project Officer and be part of an initiative that strengthens sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) outcomes for Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme workers in Australia and across the Pacific.

True Relationships and Reproductive Health  

Make a meaningful impact on people, culture, and community.  

At True, we work alongside schools, communities, professionals, and individuals to deliver clinical services, education and counselling that empowers people and strengthens communities. 

• Trusted leader in a specialised field: Join an organisation recognised for its expertise in reproductive health and sexual health, health promotion and education and community capacity building.
• Purpose-driven, not-for-profit impact: Be part of a respected organisation where your work directly contributes to improved health literacy, reducing barriers to accessing services and supporting equitable health and wellbeing outcomes for individuals and communities.
• Values-led in action: Our commitment to Respect, Excellence, Courage, and Partnership shapes how we engage, collaborate, and support our people and communities. 

What we offer  

• Access to full NFP salary packaging   
• 5 weeks annual leave to support family, rest and wellbeing   
• Leave that supports every stage of life, access to wellbeing days, paid reproductive leave and paid parental leave.
• Opportunities for professional growth with significant professional development investment  
• The chance to develop industry insights at the intersection of healthcare, education, and community services.   
• A supportive and collaborative team environment 
• A culture that values professionalism, inclusion, innovation, and continuous learning 

About the role 

Hours: 22.8 hours per week (0.6 FTE)

Employment Term: Fixed-term contract ending 30 June 2028

Classification: True Enterprise Agreement 2026 – Level 5 - $53.89 hourly

Location: Windsor, Brisbane

Applications close: 11 October 2026

As Project Officer, PALM Health Education, you’ll coordinate project activities across resource development and localisation, stakeholder engagement, project administration, monitoring and reporting.

Working across internal teams and with regional, national and local partners, the Project Officer supports the effective implementation of the PALM Health Education Project in accordance with contractual requirements, agreed milestones and intended outcomes.

In this important role, you will: 

• Coordinate project activities. Support planning, coordination, and implementation to achieve program outcomes.
• Coordinate stakeholder engagement. Develop and maintain strong stakeholder relationships, facilitate collaboration, and support effective coordination across project activities.
• Monitor project performance. Support reporting, risk management, safeguarding, and other project requirements.
• Contribute to program development. Identify emerging opportunities, service gaps and partnerships that strengthen access to sexual and reproductive health information, education, referral pathways and services for PALM scheme workers

What we’re looking for 

You’re an engaging and values-driven project officer who is passionate about building strong relationships and contributing to projects that make a positive difference.

You will bring: 

• A relevant tertiary qualification (e.g. public health, health promotion, community development, international development, project management, education or human services), or equivalent demonstrated experience.
• Demonstrated experience coordinating projects, deliverables and competing priorities within agreed timeline requirements, including monitoring and reporting.
• Proven ability to build relationships and work collaboratively with stakeholders across community, government and health settings, supported by strong communication skills.
• Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively across a range of activities to support successful project delivery. Demonstrated ability to work respectfully and effectively across diverse cultural contexts, with a commitment to culturally safe and inclusive service delivery.

Role requirements

• Experience working in or with Pacific Island countries or communities, with an understanding of Pacific cultural contexts.
• Ability to speak a Pacific language in addition to English.
• Current Queensland C Class driver’s license.
• Current Positive Notice Blue Card or registered with an approved regulated workforce.
• Nationally Coordinated Police Check
• Ability and willingness to undertake travel as required to support project activities, stakeholder engagement, training and project delivery.
• Ability to work flexibly where required to support project, training and stakeholder activities.

Ready to make an impact? 

If you’re passionate about health equity, culturally responsive work, and creating meaningful impact across communities, we’d love to hear from you.  

Applications will be reviewed as they are received, and the position may be filled before the advertised closing date. We encourage you to apply early.

Please apply through this employment platform.  

For any queries, please contact recruitment@true.org.au   

Our commitment to child safety  

True is committed to safeguarding children and young people. We actively create a culturally safe, inclusive, and empowering environment for all. Our workforce reflects this commitment through safe, respectful, and accountable practices.