The People Project Tasmania (TPPT) is a not-for-profit organisation and one of seven government-funded Rural Workforce Agencies (RWAs) nationally. We are dedicated to supporting Tasmanian communities by recruiting and retaining quality health professionals, and by delivering support coordination, plan management, and capacity-building services to NDIS participants across the state. With expert teams, a positive culture, and a practical, person-centred approach, we’re committed to strengthening both Tasmania’s health workforce and the lives of people with disability.

We are seeking an experienced Support Coordinator (CoS) to join our NDIS Support Coordination team in our Launceston Office.

The Position

Do you love building relationships and dealing with a broad range of stakeholders, all while genuinely enjoying every day you are at work?

The People Project is seeking a “Support Coordination Extraordinaire” to fulfil this full-time position within its NDIS program. You will be joining an experienced team and will hit the ground running with an existing case load and the opportunity to take on additional referrals.

What we need from you is your exceptional skills in multi-tasking, along with the ability to provide assistance to NDIS participants and their support networks. You will be required to develop and maintain relationships with other NDIS service providers in the region and mainstream providers across the sector. What would be even better is if you already have these networks!

Your workload will be diverse, and you will be supported with excellent professional development opportunities. Your attention to detail and understanding of the importance of case notes and record keeping will be vital to your success.

The standard here at The People Project has been set high! If you are as good as you claim to be, in return you will be rewarded with variety, meaningful work, a great team and lots of laughs!

This position is a Risk-Assessed role under the NDIS guidelines and will require a NDIS endorsement to be applied to your WWVP Clearance prior to the commencement of employment.

The Organisation

The People Project Tasmania is a not-for-profit incorporated association contracted by the Australian and Tasmanian governments to recruit and retain general practitioners, nurses, and allied health professionals in Tasmania, with an emphasis on rural and remote communities. Our organisation is one of seven Rural Workforce Agencies funded by the Australian Government nationally. The People Project Tasmania also delivers the Health Workforce Scholarship Program and is a registered NDIS provider of Coordination of Supports and Plan Management.

The People Project Tasmania main office is in Launceston and the position is based within this office. The office has been fitted out with the latest technology and the greenery is multiplying by the day. You will have the opportunity to work with a team of co-workers and management that would bend over backwards to help you out.

The culture is a one of a kind – just ask any one of our team who will tell you about all the benefits of working for The People Project Tasmania, including ongoing professional development, additional paid time off, corporate days, impromptu lunches and morning teas to celebrate just about everything that happens at work and at home. The People Project Tasmania is a fun, innovative place to work and somewhere all staff are heard equally.

The People Project is committed to inclusivity and diversity and we encourage anyone with lived experience of disability to apply.

What's on Offer?

This role offers a salary of $74,745 to $96,546 p.a (pro-rata) plus access to salary packaging, boosting your take-home pay. The position is offered at 0.5 to 1.0 FTE.

We also offer above award conditions, including:

· Paid leave without debit during our Christmas office closure

· An Easter Tuesday holiday

· 15 days of personal leave per year

· Leave loading

· A workplace culture that celebrates with food, fun, and plenty of indoor plants!

To Apply

If you would like to know more about this position you can obtain a Position Description by contacting Carolyn Budai on 63328600 or email [email protected]

To be considered for this role, you will need to:

· Address the selection criteria, as outlined in the Position Description, and

· Provide an up-to-date copy of your CV.

Applications should be emailed directly to the above email address, and applications received through SEEK will not be considered.

Applications close midnight Sunday the 21st September 2025.

The People Project is a child safe organisation, committed to child safety and wellbeing. All staff are required to hold a current WWVP clearance and agree to The People Project Child Safe Code of Conduct.