Kalgoorlie, WA | Part-Time Positions Available
The RoleAs a Residential Support Worker, you’ll support young people on remand by creating a safe, stable and respectful home environment. You'll guide them through daily routines, encourage healthy choices, and help them meet bail conditions.
When the residence is unoccupied, you'll shift into a community-based role—mentoring youth, building relationships, and promoting the service locally. Flexibility and readiness to return to residential duties at short notice are essential.
What’s on Offer$38.65/hr + regional allowance + penalties (SCHADS Level 3)
Salary packaging via AccessPay
Health insurance discounts
Free counselling for employees and families
Ongoing training and development
Cert III in Community Services, Youth Work, or 1+ year relevant experience
Experience with young people, including those with complex needs
Strong communication and cultural awareness, especially with Aboriginal communities
Practical skills: household tasks, documentation, and use of Microsoft Office
A calm, resilient, and respectful approach
National Police Check (within 3 months)
Working With Children Check
Current driver’s licence & First Aid Certificate
DOJ identity verification and full working rights in Australia
For 120+ years, HOPE has supported West Australians facing AOD use, youth justice involvement, and social disadvantage. We offer a supportive, inclusive team culture and meaningful work that changes lives.
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If shortlisted, we’ll contact you for a phone chat and may invite you to interview online or in person.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.
Diversity & Inclusion
HOPE welcomes diversity in all its forms – including culture, age, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, and lived experience.
