Job Summary
- Applications close:
- Job posted on: 10th May 2022
- Melbourne > St Kilda
A core program within the Salvation Army Crisis Services Network, the Crisis Contact Centre (CCC) in St Kilda is a generalist service that offers a 24hr, Statewide crisis response to people of all ages. It is open for face-to-face assistance, on a drop-in basis, from 9am until 11pm every day of the year (inc public holidays) and offers a telephone-based response 24/7.
The CCC is a high-volume service that assists over 17,000 households a year, and while many are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, clients of the service present with a broad range of needs. Immediate assistance may include financial assistance for emergency housing, food vouchers and other material aid, information, advocacy and planning, as well as referral to specialist supports in relation to housing, family violence, alcohol and other drug use and mental health.
The service provides clients with a team-based response to their support needs, and functions as a referral point to other support services within the Crisis Support Services and the broader Homelessness Service System (HSS).
We are currently seeking a values-driven Social Worker to provide information, assessment and planning, practical assistance, referral and advocacy to people presenting with a wide range of urgent needs.
This is a permanent part-time role.
The Salvation Army is subject to public health orders. You may be required to provide evidence of vaccine status dependent on requirements.
CONTACT Richard Elmer on [email protected] using the subject line: Social Worker - St Kilda Crisis Centre enquiry via EthicalJobs, for a Position Description.
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