Job Summary
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- Job posted on: 16th Dec 2022
- Melbourne > St Kilda
Since opening our doors in 1982 to share a meal with the most vulnerable members of the community, we have evolved into an independent non-profit organisation renowned for effectively helping thousands of people experiencing homelessness to rebuild their lives. At the heart of everything we do, we recognise everybody is unique. No matter where people are in their journey, we are here to support them and we do not give up.
Every day of the year, Sacred Heart Mission (SHM) assist hundreds of people who are experiencing homelessness or living in poverty to find shelter, food, care and support. We are in this for the long haul - we are committed to making a sustainable difference in people’s lives. Everyone is welcome at our table.
Homefront is a program of SHM Women’s Services and is committed to a gender specific response to the needs of people who identify as women (Cis and Trans). You will provide support to residents experiencing homelessness and other associated issues. Homefront provides crisis accommodation, support and case management to those residing at the accommodation service in addition to outreach support to women living in the community.
As a part-time Support Worker, you are responsible for providing support to the women residing in the crisis accommodation facility. You will primarily staff an after-hours roster that includes, solo evening, sleepover, and weekend shifts. You will play a vital role in supporting women to experience a positive stay at Homefront whilst they work towards securing housing that is safe and sustainable. Some of your key stakeholders will include hospitals, the crisis assessment team, homelessness services and the On-call Manager
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For more information about the role, contact Regina Wloch - Homefront Program Coordinator, phone 0459 990 060.
Sacred Heart Mission's Women's Services programs provide specialist services to vulnerable women experiencing homelessness and disadvantage - covered under Section 88 of the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 (VIC). As a welfare service, Sacred Heart Mission is entitled to a general exception under Section 28 of the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 to employ people identifying as female for Women's Services Programs.
All appointments are subject to Police Checks and certain roles require additional pre-screening as outlined in the position description. Sacred Heart Mission complies with all industry standards which entails many of our roles to require a NDIS Worker Screening Check.
The health and safety of our team and communities is paramount to Sacred Heart Mission. Accordingly, we require all workers attending the workplace to provide evidence of having three doses of the COVID-19 vaccine or a valid medical exemption certificate.
A position description and roster are attached.