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Organisation : Children's Cancer Institute

Location : Australia, New South Wales, Sydney (Randwick )

Work type : Full-time

Sector : Community Development

Salary type : Annual Package

Salary : $40,000 - $50,000

Application closing date : 5 Apr, 2019

About the organisation

Organisation Name : Children's Cancer Institute
Innovative, collaborative and positive team-orientated environment Help save young lives. Work with purpose Convenient Randwick location, close to transport Why us? Here at CCI, we genuinely believe in what we do and our WHY is our biggest motivator. Our mission is clear – Cure Childhood cancer, it’s not if, it’s when What you’ll find is an environment that is positive, supportive, fun, challenging, collaborative, inspiring. We have grown at an exponential rate in recent years and are pioneers in the field of medical research, but also in how we treat those who are dedicated to achieving our goal. We are unique by virtue of the values that permeate every action we take. Our values include: accountability, integrity, camaraderie, teamwork, sharing and excellence, success and satisfaction.. Most importantly, we value each other. We are driven by purpose, reminded that what we are doing is saving young lives. We are proud of every person that operates diligently behind the scenes to achieve these lifesaving results. We look to constantly improve as we progress, cultivating a culture of excellence and inclusivity, where fresh ideas are welcomed, and team members are provided the opportunity to own their specialisation and make an impact with flexible options and optimal support. You will: - Be provided ongoing learning and development opportunities - Be surrounded by high achievers that will help amplify your skills and knowledge - Attend fun events (created by our social club) that enables you to interact with team members across different departments - Be encouraged to improve well-being through various initiatives with the acknowledgement that when you are at your best physically and emotionally, you do your best work - Be heard, be encouraged, be challenged, be valued

About the role

What’s on offer?

The Family Relationship Coordinator is responsible for developing and managing the relationship between the Children’s Cancer Institute and the families and individuals who support the us by sharing their stories.

You will be an organised, empathetic and passionate individual who uses their project management and organisational skills to develop genuine relationships with families and individuals of all ages. The families and individuals who support the work that we do and share their stories to encourage others to support our work, are our most valuable resource. As such the Family Relationship Coordinator is the cornerstone of our marketing and fundraising team.

Activities include project planning, media liaison, developing content and stories, managing an annual calendar of family involvement, ongoing communication with families and individuals, family and individual liaison at events and other marketing activities and developing tools to facilitate best practice relationship management.

Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

– Responsible for the ongoing management of the relationship with families and individual supporters
– Welcoming families into the Institute fund raising program and developing an understanding of their needs and their stories
– Ongoing management of individual and family relationships on behalf of the Institute and ensuring – families are engaged and have a positive experience
– Identify families and individuals that are suitable for marketing and PR opportunies and assist the families and individuals throughout this process
– Provide stories of families and individuals for tools of engagement including SM, website, newsletters, video and media stories
– Maintaining a calendar to track and plan family and individual involvement
– Maintain a comprehensive database using Salesforce for all contacts, ensuring details are up to date and all contact is recorded
– Ensure activity is tracked, measure family satisfaction and engagement and identify any process or quality improvements as required based on evaluation reports
– Support the team by sharing mutually beneficial information, participating and volunteering at other Institute fundraising events, actively participating in the team meetings where possible

Essential skills:

– Excellent project management skills with excellent attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple projects with competing priorities simultaneously
– Ability to manage multiple projects and competing priorities to deliver results and meet deadlines
– Highly developed interpersonal and customer service skills including ability to relate with our supporters and families and make them feel valued and appreciated
– Strong communication skills across multiple management levels internally and externally to promote a common understanding, build and nurture relationships and create an environment of shared goals
– Donor focused, passionate about dealing with people and empathetic to our cause and beneficiaries
– Ability to work independently and in conjunction with the Head of Marketing & Digital, fundraising Team and Marketing Team
– Able to behave in an ethical and professional manner at all times within the culture of Children’s Cancer

We are strongly committed to the growth of our employees so all staff can fulfil their aspirations. You’ll be rewarded with a friendly and professional flexible work environment, comprehensive on-campus facilities, salary packaging options, access to a leading EAP program and regular social activities. Join a group of dedicated people in a performance-driven environment to achieve success!

A detailed job description and additional information about Children’s Cancer Institute can be found on our website at: www.childrenscancerinstitute.org.au. We embrace diversity and encourage applications from people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.

To apply, please click the ‘APPLY’ link and forward both your resume AND cover letter clearly addressing the qualifications, experience and skills required. Note: Applications will be reviewed prior to the closing date; which is dependent on the status of the recruitment process.

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