About Us

Junction Support Services is a dedicated not-for-profit organization committed to supporting children, young people, and families. We focus on education, housing, and community development to empower individuals and create positive, lasting change.

About the Role

We are looking for a passional and motivated Navigator Aboriginal Case Manager to join the Families and Children’s Services Team!

Do you have a passion for working with Aboriginal young people and supporting them to engage in meaningfully in their education, community, and employment goals?

Do you have a solid understanding of the barriers to education engagement and being responsive and adaptable to addressing barriers to student participation, including holding a culturally focused lens in all service delivery.

Navigator plays a critical role in creating access and opportunities for engagement in education and accessing support.

If working alongside Aboriginal young people and education settings to achieve a supported inclusive and culturally safe education outcome sounds like a job for you, we encourage you to apply!

How to Apply

Visit our website, https://junction.org.au/careers/ to download the full application pack which outlines the application procedure.

Applications will only be accepted when sent to [email protected] Please DO NOT use Quick Apply.

Your application must include:

• Cover Letter
• Resume
• Statements addressing each of the selection criteria points (found in the application pack)

Submit your full application via email to [email protected]

Applications close at 10 am, Monday 24 March 2025.

Please note, this position is fulltime, fixed term until 31 December 2025

For any other inquiries, please contact People & Culture 02 6043 7400.

Junction Support Services is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and social inclusion. We welcome applications from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, including those from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islanders, people with lived experience of disability and people who identified as LGBTIQA+