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Aboriginal Family Services Practitioner (Identified)

Boorndawan Willam Aboriginal Healing Service

How to apply

  • To be considered for the position all applicants must submit a resume and a cover letter addressing all the Key Selection Criteria in the position description.
  • Every application will be read by a human not AI - so please give us a real sense of who you are, your suitability for the role and why you want to work with us.
  • Applicants will be shortlisted and interviews may occur with the position being withdrawn before the closing date of 24 July 2026. So if you’re really passionate about the role don’t delay!

As BWAHS is a child safe organisation, prior to commencement the successful applicant will be required to:

  • Complete a National Police check
  • Provide a valid employment Working With Children Check and evidence they have nominated BWAHS as their employer

This role also requires a current drivers licence.

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Do you have full and unrestricted rights to work in Australia?
Do you have a current full Australian driver's licence?
Do you have access to a current registered motor vehicle?
Do you have experience working with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Communities?
Have you completed a tertiary qualification in Social Work or a related field?

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Job Description

This outreach, assessment & planning role promotes healthy family dynamics and works collaboratively with Aboriginal families & Community.