Juno is a specialist homelessness and family violence organisation that provides support services to women and gender diverse people across six local government areas in the north of Melbourne. Each year we support up to 600 people who are experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness and/or family violence.

OUR VISION IS:

A community where all women and children are safe, empowered and thrive.

OUR MISSION IS TO:

Partner with women to support their safety, increase their independence and enable them to thrive.

Juno’s trauma-informed practice provides holistic wrap-around support that acknowledges the complexity of issues women and gender diverse people face in their lives. Juno provides a safe and compassionate service for overcoming trauma and getting lives back on track.

Juno is currently recruiting for multiple board roles that will support us to pursue our strategic goals.

We are seeking candidates with relevant experience in the homelessness, family violence or other community services sector and skills in the following areas:

• Non-profit Governance and Strategy
• Government Relations
• Finance
• Survivor Advocacy

We are also interested to hear from anyone who has other skills or experience that may be relevant to Juno’s work.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR ROLES INCLUDES:

• Experience in non-profit organisations and /or relevant experience as a Survivor Advocate
• Current working knowledge of the Victorian violence against women or homelessness sectors and/or community services sector (preferable)
• Demonstrated ability to think strategically (preferable)
• Willingness to commit time the Board and the organisation

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Juno recognises the rich diversity of people across Australia. We are committed to ensuring that our team is reflective of the diverse community we serve and to supporting a culture of equity, inclusion, and diversity. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, women with disabilities and LGBTIQA+ women.

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A position description is attached.