Vacant Positions
Family Practitioner IFS Consortium
A position has become available for a part-time Family Practitioner with the Walking Together Team.
Practitioners work to assess risk and put safety measures in place. Practitioners provide intensive and therapeutic support, advocacy, and information. Engagement takes place in a variety of settings including phone calls, face to face meetings in an outreach setting, this may include home visits. Working with the family to keep the children safe.
The Walking Together Team is part of a consortium providing Intensive Family Support with staff from UCWB and RASA. If successful in your application, you would be located with the Walking Together team at RASA based in Hindmarsh.
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Family Practitioner
SCHAD’s level 4, Part-time
Intensive Family Services - Walking Together Team – part of a consortium
Located at Hindmarsh to 30 June 2025
Kinship Care Support Worker
The KWY Kinship Care program assesses, trains, advocates for and supports Kinship Carers who care for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander children and young people, who have been placed with Kinship Care Placements. This program aims for children and young people to feel safe and supported. KWY do this by supporting carers to connect children to their culture, kin, and identity. KWY works with service providers to support Kinship carers to meet children’s developmental needs, so they reach their full potential.
KWY are seeking a Kinship Carer Support Worker to provide high quality support to Kinship Carers. Support includes the provision of case management and advocacy for Kinship Carers to engage with services including the Department for Child Protection, to ensure children’s care and support needs are met. The support worker will work within a multi-disciplinary team to identify the needs of Kinship Carers and support them in their caring role.
The position is located in metropolitan Adelaide.
Youth / Child Practitioner
A Child and Youth Practitioner position has become available at our Berri office, in the Riverland Region, South Australia. This is a great opportunity to be a part of a multi-disciplinary team. This position involves outreach support and will include travel throughout the Riverland region where the families are located.
Practitioners engage children and young people who are experiencing domestic and family violence, along with other child protection concerns. The program focuses on supporting their safety, social and emotional wellbeing and their personal strengths and goals.
Practitioners work closely within multi-agency teams to collaboratively assess risk and put safety measures in place. Practitioners provide intensive and therapeutic support, advocacy, and information. Engagement takes place in a variety of settings including phone calls, face to face meetings in an outreach setting, this may include school and home visits.
Family Practitioner
Multiple Family Practitioner positions have become available. This is a great opportunity to be a part of a multi-disciplinary team. This position involves outreach support and will include travel to provide the services where families are located.
Practitioners engage individuals and their families who may be experiencing domestic and family violence, along with other child safety concerns. KWY focuses on supporting their safety, social and emotional wellbeing and their personal strengths and goals.
Practitioners work closely within multi-agency teams to collaboratively assess risk and put safety measures in place. Practitioners provide intensive and therapeutic support, advocacy, and information. Engagement takes place in a variety of settings including phone calls, face to face meetings in an outreach setting, this may include school and home visits.
My Journey Youth Practitioner
This is a great opportunity to be a part of a brand-new behavioural change program starting in July this year. You will be part of a 4-man team working specifically with males aged 14 years to 17 year who choose to use violence in the home and community. This position involves complex case management, outreach support and group work with males that have a significantly challenging behaviours with a history of family and community violence. The role will include working with males in the justice, education and child protection systems.
Practitioners engage individuals and their families who have reported family violence, along with other child safety concerns. KWY focuses on developing the young person’s safety, social and emotional wellbeing and their personal strengths through cultural identity, narrative therapy, and strength-based approaches.
Practitioners work closely with multi-agency teams to collaboratively assess risk and put safety measures in place. Practitioners provide intensive and therapeutic support, advocacy, and information. Engagement takes place in a variety of ways and settings including phone calls, face to face meetings and outreach, this may occur in schools, youth justice systems, youth courts, family home, and community.