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An exciting opportunity exists for an experienced, motivated and teachable person to join our small team dedicated in its work to do ‘whatever it takes for as long as it takes’. It is a role where your advanced / specialised skills will deliver services responding to adults with a mental illness, who are experiencing homelessness or homeless-risk within the Inner and Greater Inner West area. This is a demanding but rewarding role, requiring initiative, collaboration, creativity, resilience and genuine compassion.
Job Responsibility:
Deliver services responding to adults with a mental illness, who are experiencing homelessness or homeless-risk within the Inner and Greater Inner West area
Work from offices both in Ashfield and neighbouring districts, in partner organisations, hospitals, rough sleeper locations, community service settings and the homes of the people we support
May include some earlier starts or later finishes to meet local needs
Travel across the districts in which we deliver services
Requirements:
Qualifications and experience relevant to the provision of quality case management services, especially to adults experiencing mental illness
Sound understanding of homelessness and support needs for a range of ages and circumstances – including advanced / specialised skills to support very complex needs
An ease in providing warm and credible empathy to people who are at risk of, who are, or who have been homeless or in crisis / distress
Ability to articulate practice that is person-centred, trauma informed, culturally competent and respectful of diversity, and the role of case management in supporting permanent exits from homelessness
Great communication skills and strong administrative competencies – computer literacy, documentation, data collection etc
Ability to perform in complex and challenging community welfare settings – flexible and creative approaches to work, matched with tested personal attributes such as resilience, patience, initiative, compassion and commitment to self-care
Experience engaging with those sleeping rough through assertive outreach, including demonstrated ability to build rapport, gather client details, assess & refer, identify barriers and coordinate practical support in collaboration with multiple agencies
Willingness to work in a variety of settings and to travel across the districts in which we deliver services
Ability to embrace Wesley Mission’s values and to work within its codes of ethics and conduct – and to work respectfully alongside the mission and values of partner organisations
Possess a current Driver Licence
Possess an Apply First Aid Certification
Satisfy relevant security checks including but not limited to a Working with Children Check
Nice to have:
Informed appreciation of person-centred principles, trauma and its implications for our care and practice
Experience in multidisciplinary teams or in SHS case management