OOHC PSP Case Manager

Job Description

Welcome to Creating Links careers portal, We look forward to receiving your application. Our Story: Creating Links is a leading not-for-profit multicultural community service provider, that is dedicated to delivering the highest quality of standards and service across South-West Sydney and the Greater Sydney region. Garnering a deep and rich history of more than 50 years, we understand the importance of culture and community. Today, we have grown to provide Disability services, Foster Care, Child & Family services, and Financial Wellbeing. We are committed to delivering a holistic person-centered approach combined with a strong passion and focus on providing quality support and service excellence.You’ll be proud of: Working for an organisation that helps build stronger communities. A diverse and inclusive culture. Salary Packaging Benefits – Package up to $15,900pa of your pre-tax salary to pay for everyday expenses and benefit from a $2,650 meals and entertainment card before income tax is calculated, increasing your take home pay. Employee Assistance Program Professional Development – internal and external training and development opportunities Job Description Join Our Team as a Case Worker – Make a Difference in the Lives of Children and Young People! Are you passionate about improving the lives of children and young people in Out of Home Care? Do you have a strong commitment to family finding, permanency, and supporting vulnerable children? We are looking for a dedicated Case Worker to join our team and ensure the safety, well-being, and empowerment of children and young people in care. Key Responsibilities: Coordinate and manage cases focusing on health, well-being, education, and cultural needs, ensuring all aspects of care are met. Advocate for children and young people, ensuring their voices are heard in decision-making. Collaborate with families, carers, service providers, and other stakeholders to create and implement effective case and permanency plans. Develop and implement safety plans, risk assessments, and restoration or family action plans. Monitor placements and provide therapeutic support for children and young people. Participate in the court process, prepare affidavits, and provide evidence when required. Facilitate family time contact in accordance with court orders and monitor its effectiveness. Support young people in the transition to independence with after-care planning, including financial assistance and independent living skills. What We’re Looking For: Relevant degree in Social Sciences or related field OR at least 2 years’ proven experience in OOHC Case Work/Management with a relevant diploma-level qualification. In-depth knowledge of trauma-informed practice and child protection legislation. Experience working with CALD and Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander communities. Demonstrated knowledge of trauma-informed practice and working with challenging behaviours. Strong communication, prioritization, and independent working skills. NSW Working with Children Check, National Police History, and a valid driver’s license. Covid-19 vaccinations. If you're committed to supporting children and young people and want to be part of a team that values advocacy, cultural awareness, and a collaborative approach, apply today and help us create a lasting impact! We encourage applications from all backgrounds, including those with fluency in a second language. Apply Now! Must have the right to work in Australia and provide a National Police Clearance Check. #J-18808-Ljbffr