Organisation : Gunditjmara Aboriginal Cooperative
Location : VIC Regional (Warrnambool)
Work type : Full-time
Sector : Children, Indigenous
Salary type : Annual Package
Application closing date : 22 Dec, 2019
About the organisation
Gunditjmara Aboriginal Cooperative is a not for profit Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO) providing culturally attuned, integrated health and community services in Warrnambool and regional South West Victoria.
About the role
Exciting leadership opportunity! We are on the lookout for a dynamic and effective leader to oversee the day to day operations for our expanding Children’s Services with 14 dedicated staff and 10 specialised programs. This role is part of the executive leadership team with responsibility for leading and mentoring staff, financial management, meeting service delivery targets and ensuring accreditation and compliance standards are met. SCHADS Award Level 7. Full-time.
What we are looking for
- A commitment to improving overall health of Aboriginal families
- A commitment to Aboriginal culture
- Ability to strategically grow services
- Strong leadership skills and ability to mentor staff
- Knowledge and management experience in Children’s Services sector
We strongly encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to apply.
The Benefits
Generous annual salary, including 9.5% superannuation, attractive salary packaging benefits (salary package your home loan, car loan, superannuation etc.), annual leave loading, early finish Fridays, free car parking, plus additional paid leave over Christmas / New Year. Warrnambool offers low cost living and affordable housing and is a well serviced regional hub of South West Victoria. Surrounded by a stunning coast line and lush countryside with extensive bushwalking tracks, we have a wide range of sporting opportunities and a thriving arts community.
How to apply
Applications not allowed for this job listing.
Please quote in application: Manager, Children's Services via Pro Bono Australia.
Sector: #Children, #Indigenous