Job Summary
- Applications close:
- Job posted on: 8th Jul 2022
- Melbourne > Northern Suburbs Melbourne
Lighthouse Foundation provides therapeutic care programs to children and young people impacted by long-term neglect, abuse and homelessness. Our focus is to create caring communities where young people can feel safe, form meaningful relationships and begin to heal.
The Therapeutic Case Manager role provides a unique opportunity to be part of Lighthouse Foundation’s new innovative Youth Outreach Program, which supports young people in, or leaving out-of-home care (OOHC) and those who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
The role’s purpose is to work using a case management framework to support vulnerable young people to transition into meaningful independent living. The primary duties will involve a combination of individualised development planning, delivery of individualised and community therapeutic interventions. The Therapeutic Case Manager employs a therapeutic approach within a multidisciplinary team to support young people in their care. The role will also be working alongside young people who are supported by a Targeted Care Package.
We welcome your application and ask that you please review the attached position description, provide your Resume and Application letter, broadly addressing the key selection criteria highlighted.
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Lighthouse celebrates diversity and affirm the right of access, equity, and equality for every young person, staff member and volunteer in the Lighthouse Community. Our organisation is inclusive of all sexual orientations and gender identities. We also practice from a position of cultural safety and awareness, across diverse languages, religions, and cultures. we respect, respond and continue to learn about the unique needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people.
Lighthouse Foundation is a Child Safe Organisation, we are committed to a thoughtful and protective environment that supports our babies, children and young people to feel safe and respected, and to build their capacity to feel deeply cared for and important to other human beings.
This position is considered authorised work and subject to mandatory Covid-19 vaccination and safety requirements. You will be asked about your vaccination or exemption status and any accompanying evidence should your application proceed.