🌱 Join Us in Empowering First Nations Youth

Position: Youth Support Worker (Casual)
Location: Ipswich, QLD

Are you passionate about making a real difference in the lives of young people? At Warrama Li, we’re more than a residential care provider — we’re a community committed to uplifting and empowering First Nations youth across Ipswich and surrounding regions.

We’re on the lookout for compassionate, energetic, and purpose-driven individuals to join our team as Youth Support Workers. If you’re someone who thrives on connection, growth, and meaningful impact, this casual role could be your next calling.

💡 Why You’ll Love Working With Us

Flexibility to suit your lifestyle

Supportive team culture that values your voice

Opportunities to grow professionally and personally

Wellbeing initiatives and access to an Employee Assistance Program

Competitive hourly rates

🧡 What You’ll Be Doing

Building trusting relationships with young people through one-on-one mentoring

Facilitating fun and purposeful activities that promote life skills, confidence, and wellbeing

Collaborating with families, schools, therapeutic supports, and community partners to provide holistic care

Keeping clear and accurate records to support the ongoing development of our programs

Being a positive role model and advocate for the young people in our care

🎓 What You Bring

Qualifications in Youth Work, Community Services, Social Work, Psychology, or a related field

Experience working with young people in residential, community, or youth development settings

Strong communication skills and the ability to build rapport and trust

A deep understanding of the challenges faced by First Nations youth and a commitment to empowerment and inclusion

Ability to work both independently and as part of a team

A current driver’s licence, and willingness to complete a National Police Check and Working with Children Check

🌟 Ready to Make a Difference?

If you’re ready to be part of something meaningful, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now and help us build brighter futures for First Nations young people in out-of-home care.