Join Windana: Where our mission is to help people rebuild their lives.

Windana invites you to be part of our Life-Changing mission, where your expertise will be the driving force behind transforming lives affected by people experiencing challenges with alcohol and other drugs, family violence, mental health concerns and social disadvantage.

• Leading Not-For-Profit with exciting company merger & internal development opportunities.
• Salary packaging options to enhance your take-home income.
• Part-time role reporting to CEO and supporting Board of Directors.

Why Windana?

We are a leading Victorian-based drug and alcohol treatment organisation. In November 2023, Windana & Taskforce merged into a single organisation - positioning us strongly for the future, extending our reach to more people with more services. With a combined history spanning almost 50 years, Windana is committed to making a positive impact.

And this is where you come in!

As a result of recent growth, Windana has created a new role part-time role, reporting to CEO that is focused on providing high level executive and administrative support to the CEO and Board and its sub-committees.

You will be working proactively and collaboratively alongside the Executive Team to ensure effective governance of the organisation. Some of the responsibilities include:

• High-level administration and Board support.
• Board meeting scheduling, agenda preparation, minute-taking, compiling reports, and following up on actions arising.
• Prepare high level presentations and briefing papers for the Board and Sub-Committee.
• Provide deep knowledge and advice on the Corporations Act and Windana's constitution.
• Work closely with the Chief Finance Officer as Company Secretary.

To be successful in this role, you

• Are an experienced in Board Secretariat function
• Proven organisational skills ; able to prioritise a different tasks and manage competing priorities to meet deadlines
• Are able to collate and interpret data and prepare reports making recommendations
• Are a conceptual thinker and a well-seasoned communicator
• Have demonstrated experience building and maintaining relationships across organisations
• A team player with the ability to work independently
• Deep knowledge of corporate governance
• Experience working within the alcohol and other drug, public health, community, not-for-profit, for-purpose or government sectors.
• Relevant tertiary qualifications with qualifications from AIDC highly desirable.

The team

We're a friendly, passionate, dynamic bunch of individuals that value continuous improvement and collaboration. We support growth and foster an inclusive and diverse workplace with a strong commitment to gender equality, wellbeing and LGBTQIA+ inclusion.

When can you start you ask? We are ready when you are

A valid Working with Children Check is mandatory for this position and a police check will be administered for preferred candidates. We are a child safe and equal employment opportunity employer.

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