The Kings Cross Community Centre (KCCC / the Centre) was established in 1975.  

The governance of the Centre is vested in its Board.  The Centre’s Constitution is compliant with the requirements of the NSW Associations Incorporation Act. Currently the Centre has annual revenues of ca $0.5 m.

The Vision of the Centre is to support an inclusive and helping community where everyone has the opportunity and support to feel connected.

Its Purpose is the provision of services, support and activities that meet the needs of our diverse community with reliability and care.

KCCC is currently contracted to deliver two government programs:

1. Targeted Earlier Intervention program (TEI) funded by the NSW Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ)
2. Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care

Aligned with these two programs, but not limited to them, KCCC continues to have a particular focus on providing services to frail, vulnerable and at-risk community members, as well as young people and their families in the local area. A priority for the organisation is to work with individuals and families to provide programs, projects, events and activities that support strengthening the community’s capacity to deal with these issues.

The Centre also operates a busy and successful social enterprise (an Opportunity Shop at the Rex Centre) which generates another revenue stream to support its activities.

Volunteers play a vital role in the Centre’s services and activities, providing further opportunities for participation and social contact for community members.

ROLE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Under the broad direction of the Board to manage the operations and activities of the Centre
• Provide reports to the Board, attend meetings and provide administrative support to the Board
• Implement strategies and actions outlined in the Centre’s Strategic and Action Plans as approved by the Board, and contribute to the development of these plans through innovation and identified service improvements
• Lead the team of staff and volunteers delivering the Centre’s services and activities (including the social enterprise), ensuring development opportunities, induction and training programs
• Financial management, including budget monitoring and preparation with the involvement of the Treasurer
• Management, maintenance and security of physical facilities
• Management, maintenance and security of IT infrastructure
• Develop and maintain relationships with key stakeholders, including but not limited to government agencies, local community organisations, City of Sydney Council, relevant peak bodies
• Ensure timely and accurate reporting to government agencies that meets their respective compliance and information gathering requirements
• Promote and communicate the Centre’s activities and services to the local community

SELECTION CRITERIA

Essential

• Degree level qualification in relevant area and/or experience in a relevant role or an equivalent combination of formal qualifications and skills
• Ability to lead and develop staff and volunteers
• Demonstrated strategic, planning and project management skills
• Ability to drive  innovation
• Ability to promote and market the Centre to the local community
• High level verbal and written communication skills which can effectively address the diverse range of people involved in the Centre
• Understanding of matters involved in reporting to and supporting a Board
• Demonstrated abilities and awareness of issues in financial management
• Demonstrated abilities and awareness of issues in facilities management
• Demonstrated abilities and awareness of issues in IT management
• Demonstrated abilities in IT skills including office software and social media
• Community service sector knowledge and experience

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