Social, Emotional Wellbeing Project Officer (Male)

Job description

Make a positive impact on the lives of Aboriginal families and communities by strengthening resilience, healing, and wellbeing.

Connect those most in need with culturally safe, holistic services that promote healing and strengthen family and community connections.

You’ll deliver non-clinical support, build partnerships between Aboriginal Health Services and mainstream providers, and help develop initiatives such as men’s groups, youth activities, and carers’ groups.

This role strengthens access to mental health, primary health, and community supports while promoting healing, resilience, and cultural connection.

We are looking for someone with a Certificate IV (or above) in Mental Health, Community Services, AOD, or related field, with a strong understanding of Aboriginal culture and wellbeing needs. Experience supporting families with complex needs, along with excellent communication and partnership-building skills, will be highly valued.

Please note, this is an identified Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander position.

About the role

In this role, you will:

• Provide non-clinical support to individuals and families impacted by mental health challenges
• Improve coordination between Aboriginal Health Services and mainstream providers
• Facilitate health promotion and recovery-focused programs such as men’s groups, youth activities, and carers’ groups
• Deliver Mental Health First Aid training and support mental health literacy in community
• Develop partnerships, referrals, and programs to reduce service gaps and prevent crises

About you

• Certificate IV (or above) in Mental Health, Community Services, AOD, or related field
• Understanding of Aboriginal culture, wellbeing needs, and family networks
• Experience supporting Aboriginal families and individuals with complex needs
• Strong communication and partnership-building skills
• Ability to deliver culturally safe, trauma-informed, and strengths-based support

Apply now to strengthen resilience, healing, and wellbeing in the Njernda community.

Support Aboriginal men, families, and communities by improving access to culturally safe wellbeing services and programs that build resilience and healing.

How to apply

Applying is simple — just click the Apply button and complete the online form. You’ll need to upload your CV and a cover letter outlining your skills, experience, and interest in the role.

Before applying, please ensure you meet the following requirements:

• Current Working with Children Check (Victoria)
• Current Police Check (or willingness to obtain)
• Current driver’s licence
• Evidence of qualifications (if required for the position)

We look forward to receiving your application and learning more about you.