Job details

Employer

North East Community Support Group Inc (NECSG)

Job Type

Part-Time

Job Location

Northern Suburbs Brisbane

About Employer

NECSG is a non-profit community-based organisation in Zillmere auspicing three services: Zillmere Community Centre, Family Accommodation Service and Youth Support Service.

Closing Date

27 March 2025

Salary Band

$53.84 to $56.22 per hour

Job Description

Family Accommodation is a Specialist Homelessness Service funded by the Queensland Government, providing temporary supported accommodation to families who are experiencing homelessness or are at imminent risk of homelessness. The service aims to support accommodated families to sustain their tenancy, to decrease barriers and to access a home long term.

The Service Manager is responsible for the daily operations, service delivery and team leadership of the Family Accommodation service. In this position you will be managing and developing the service as well as ensuring the clients receive holistic and person-centred support. You will lead and support the team with the delivery of homelessness and accommodation services whilst actively fostering a collaborative framework. A growth mindset and an enthusiastic attitude are essential.

The Service Manager – Family Accommodation position is a permanent part-time position, 32 hours per week (Monday to Thursday) from 8.30am – 5.00pm *inc. 30-minute lunch break. The position is paid at the Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Services award level 6 with salary sacrifice available. The Service Manager will report to the Centre Manager and will lead and support staff, students and volunteers of the service.

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