Job Summary
- Applications close:
- Job posted on: 21st Oct 2020
You must be of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent to be considered for this position as per section 50D of the Equal Employment Opportunity Act 1984.
Yorgum was established in 1991 by a group of Aboriginal women, some of whom worked in women’s refuges, who were concerned about the lack of appropriate counselling support for Aboriginal people experiencing spiritual, emotional and psychological pain. They founded a service with a ‘healing’ approach rather than an ongoing, crisis-driven ‘patch-up’ approach.
Yorgum offers all Aboriginal people and their families autonomous, community based healing services that are culturally secure, trauma-informed and work within an Aboriginal Family Worldview.
This position is responsible for conducting family research related to family history tracing for clients affected by Stolen Generation policies and practices.
To be considered for the role, you must be able to demonstrate the following experience and abilities:
Before an offer of employment can be made Yorgum requires a National Police Clearance (not older than 6 months), evidence of working rights in Australia, a current driver's license to be submitted.
Please note: Short listing will commence immediately. We reserve the right to close the position without notice. Only suitable candidates will be considered and contacted if short listed. Unsolicited resumes and contact from recruitment agencies will not be accepted.
Yorgum is committed to the protection of children and young people.
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