
About the Role
Strive Community Care provides therapeutic home environments for children and young people with histories of complex trauma, abuse and neglect.
We are currently seeking new team members to join our growing Strive team. We have Permanent Part-Time (minimum 40 or 60 hours per fortnight) and Casual Therapeutic Care Worker opportunities available in the Logan area. In this role, you will play a vital part in supporting children and young people on their healing journey by providing care within therapeutic homes. Therapeutic Care Workers also mentor children and young people in Out-of-Home Care (OOHC) through the WeStrive Mentoring Program. These positions require availability to work across a 24/7 rotating roster, including sleepover shifts (minimum 1–2 per week), weekends, and public holidays..
We utilise a strong Therapeutic Framework and unique CREATE Model of Care with a focus on establishing holistic safety. Children and young people are provided with a sense of family, support to heal, opportunity to positively connect with others, and rebuild their lives.
Key Responsibilities
As a Therapeutic Care Worker, your responsibilities will include:
Important Considerations
In this role, you may support young people who present with complex behaviours, including:
The successful applicant/s will require the following Qualifications and Experience:
About Us
Strive Community Care is a purpose-driven organisation providing quality, person-centred support to vulnerable children and families in our community. We believe everyone deserves equal opportunities - especially those who’ve experienced disadvantage and trauma. Healing and growth are possible with the right support.
At Strive, we’re building a team united by values, driven by purpose, and committed to delivering life-changing support with positive, lasting outcomes.
Benefits
We believe in taking care of our team. Along with great hourly rates, here are some awesome benefits we offer to help you feel supported, stay healthy, and grow in your career:
Ongoing Support
Enjoy monthly supervision and free access to our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for personal or work-related support when you need it.
Grow With Us
Your growth matters here! Our Strive Mentoring Program is designed to help you build your skills, gain confidence, and explore real career pathways within the organisation.
Applicants who are successful for this role would be required to complete a 2 week training block commencing 27th of July 2026.

Strive Community Care is a best practice community services provider specialising in supporting clients and organisations within the family preservation, OOHC, disability and youth sectors - particularly the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and CALD communities.