This is a full-time (35 hours / week) contract opportunity until June 2026 and will be based in Coffs Harbour with some travel across the NSW Mid-North Coast region
As a Casework Support Worker, you’ll walk alongside children, families, carers and Caseworkers—helping to create safe, stable and grounded care environments. You’ll play a key role in organising and supervising family time, arranging respite placements, transporting children and young people, and stepping in to support casework tasks when needed.
This is a fantastic opportunity to grow in the PSP space, gaining experience and confidence in a supportive, culturally safe environment. We often say this role is like a caseworker with a safety net—perfect for someone ready to develop professionally while making a meaningful impact in the lives of children and young people.
About You in the Role
- Supervise and support culturally safe family time between children and their families.
- Arrange respite placements and provide transport for children and young people as needed.
- Assist in completing necessary casework tasks, including basic paperwork, case file notes, and supporting visits.
- Help facilitate connections between children and their broader kin, community, and culture.
- Collaborate with Caseworkers and the clinical team on strategies and support plans for children and carers.
- Provide support during placement changes or breakdowns, ensuring smooth transitions.
- Maintain accurate records and ensure administrative requirements are met.
- Occasionally step in to assist or cover for Caseworkers as needed.
- Travel across the Mid-North Coast to support face-to-face engagement with families and communities.
- Certificate IV (minimum) in Community Services or enrolled and working towards a social service qualification
- You’re passionate about helping children and young people stay safe and connected to their family, extended family and community.
- You’re flexible, reliable and ready to jump in where support is needed.
- You communicate with care, clarity and cultural respect.
- You’re ready to travel across Mid-North Coast to support children and families on their journey.
- You hold a current driver’s licence and Working with Children Check (or willingness to obtain).
- Get hands-on experience and opportunities to grow in the PSP space.
- Enjoy flexibility to balance work and life while making a real impact.
- Access ongoing supervision, training and development.
Employment with Uniting is subject to satisfactory background checks, which include National Police Checks, Working with Children Checks and Reference Checks.
Closing date: 11:55pm Wednesday 6th August 2025.