POSITION VACANT

North West Queensland Indigenous Community Social Services Ltd.

Arthur Petersen Diversionary Centre (APDC)

Care Worker

Casual

About us:

North West Queensland Indigenous Community Social Services Limited (NWQICSS) is a not-for-profit company providing direct relief and support to Indigenous people of the region, through innovative and sustainable programs and activities. Our vision is to give Indigenous people pride, belief, self-understanding, independence and a real chance to enjoy a full and meaningful life in North West Queensland.

The Arthur Petersen Diversionary Centre (APDC) provides a diversion from custody service through a rest and recovery program mainly for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults who are intoxicated or at risk of intoxication.

Job Description:

The Care Worker will be responsible for providing social and personal support services to the clients of APDC and to maintain a safe and secure environment for clients to receive services that they require. The applicant will be responsible for client safety during rest and recovery and where appropriate make referrals to other suitable agencies on client’s behalf.

Candidates Need:

Good written and oral communication skills.

Sound level of computer knowledge.

Strong understanding of privacy and confidentiality principles.

Willingness to work flexible hours, including afternoon, night, and weekend shifts

Ability to communicate effectively and sensitively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Must have basic knowledge of data reporting/entry.

Current National Police Check

Please Contact: Staff Services

North West Queensland Indigenous Community Social Services (NWQICSS)

17 Stanley Street, Mount Isa.

Phone: 07 4749 8500

Email: [email protected]

Short-listing for this position will commence as close of advertisement; please be advised only short-listed candidates who move towards interviews will be contacted.

Applications due close of business: Monday 28 July 2025.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.