• Location: Hybrid covering Metro & Regional WA
  
• Employment Type: Part-time (0.8 FTE)
  
• Contract: One year initially with the potential to extend

About Us

Healthy Men. Healthy Masculinities. Healthy Communities.

The Men’s Table is a national not-for-profit movement that brings men together in a way that’s honest, supportive, and deeply human.

Our Tables are simple, yet powerful: small groups of men sharing a meal and engaging in open, judgment-free conversation.

These gatherings help foster connection, build trust, and promote emotional well-being. Over time, they grow into safe, reliable spaces where men can share the highs and lows of life—and simply be themselves.

You can learn more about what we do and why it matters at themenstable.org

the opportunity

We are seeking a Regional Host to support the growth and development of The Men’s Table throughout Western Australia, including both metropolitan and regional areas.

If you’re passionate about building community, creating meaningful connections, and supporting men’s mental health, this could be the perfect role for you.

In this role, you will:

• Help establish new Tables and support the sustainability of existing ones.
• Connect with local communities, engaging with men who are looking for more genuine connections in their lives.
• Build strong partnerships with local leaders, health services, and organisations aligned with our values.
• Champion our vision for healthy masculinity and emotionally resilient communities.

This role is ideal for someone with experience in community development, grassroots outreach, or stakeholder engagement—and who genuinely believes in the power of conversation and connection to improve lives.

what you'll be doing

As a Regional Host with The Men’s Table, you’ll play a vital role in growing and supporting our community of men across Western Australia. Here’s how you’ll make an impact :

Table Development & Community Outreach

• You will actively seek out opportunities to create new Men’s Tables in both metro and regional areas.
• Help guide local men through the process of starting a Table—offering support from that very first conversation through to long-term sustainability.
• Make sure each Table stays true to our values and peer-support approach.

Building Strong Relationships

• Form and nurture meaningful connections with community leaders, health services, government reps, and potential partners.
• Represent The Men’s Table at local events, forums, and community meetings—helping raise awareness and build trust.

Working Together & Sharing Impact

• Collaborate closely with the WA team and connect with our wider national team to share learnings and grow together.
• Keep track of your activities and contribute to meaningful reporting—this includes capturing case studies and feedback to highlight real impact.
• Join regular team meetings, training, and reflective practice sessions to support your own growth and development.

who we're looking for

You will possess the following skills and qualities:

• You have demonstrated experience in community engagement, grassroots initiatives, or health promotion.
• You are a natural communicator and relationship builder—able to connect with people from all walks of life.
• You know how to form partnerships with local organisations, councils, and health providers.
• You understand the power of peer support in mental health and well-being.
• You’re self-motivated and can manage your own time while also enjoying being part of a collaborative, remote team.
• You’re comfortable travelling across WA, including to regional and remote communities.

Bonus Points For

• Experience working in men’s health, mental health, or community development.
• An understanding of how masculinity and social connection affect men’s well-being.
• Familiarity with the not-for-profit world, especially community partnerships.

let's start a conversation

If this sounds like the right fit for you, in the first instance please call David Kernohan for a chat on 0459 852 342 for a confidential conversation.

You can also explore more about our work and impact at themenstable.org.