My Place is currently seeking applications for a full-time Co-ordinator in the metropolitan area. The Co-ordinator plays a vital role in supporting young people in the transition from Out of Home Care (OOHC) into services, such as the National Disability Insurance Scheme, once their formal care order ends.

About My Place

My Place is an established not-for-profit provider of individualised and flexible supports to people with disability and their families, including children in the care of the Department of Child Protection and Family Service. My Place supports around 400 people with disability to live in their own homes, or remain in their family home, and to become valued and contributing members of their community. My Place does not support any group home, day centre of other congregate care services.

About the Role

As a Co-ordinator, you will work alongside young people with disability, their families and allies to co-ordinate their OOHC and NDIS supports in an individualised manner. Key responsibilities include:

Meet with individuals and their support networks to identify goals and support needs and develop tailored transition plans.

Supporting young people with disability transitioning from Out of Home Care (OOHC) to NDIS services.

Liaise and advocate with NDIA and government departments, including navigating the appeals and review process.

Explore and research service approaches that align with the young person’s needs and goals that meet funding expectations.

Maintain registers for foster care reviews, screenings and training.

About You
We are looking for individuals who have:

Selection Criteria: Essential

Demonstrated contemporary or progressive attitude and values towards people with disability and children/young people involved in the child protection system.

Experience in disability, community or social services, or a related field

Experience in contemporary and innovative service design for individuals, and the implementation and ongoing management of individual support arrangements.

Ability to recognise and respond to the strengths and needs of young people leaving care, with a focus on maintaining supportive relationships and ensuring continuity of care.

Knowledge of and/or experience in planning, claiming and review processes within a NDIA environment, including managing individualised budgets.

Demonstrated well developed interpersonal, communication and written skills, including in the context of supporting consumers and team and staff supervision.

Competent in the use of standard computer packages and information technologies.

Ability to work autonomously from a home office, in the community or office.

Has a current Driver’s Licence and WA Police Clearance. Co-ordinators will also be subject the National NDIS worker screening, Departmental and WWC Checks.

Selection Criteria: Desirable (highly regarded)

Previous experience in supporting individuals in a trauma informed way.

Knowledge of and/or experience in processes within an Out of Home Care (OOHC) environment (this is highly regarded)

Why Join Us?

If you’re looking for a role that combines meaningful work, professional growth, and a supportive team environment with a bit of fun along the way, this is the job for you! As part of our team, you will be offered:

excellent salary package with the opportunity to salary package

Flexible work arrangements (work from your home office)

a phone, laptop and motor vehicle options

5 weeks' annual leave, 13 weeks long service leave after 7 years together

Wellbeing benefits

A supportive and collaborative team environment

Ongoing training and professional development opportunities

The chance to work with an organisation that values individual choice and inclusion

Applications will only be considered if you include the following:

Your response to the Selection Criteria above in no more than three pages.

CV & Cover Letter

Enquiries can be directed to [email protected]

The closing date for applications is Friday 24th October 2025.