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The Manager, Relationships and Onboarding is an integral role within the organisation and will be the first point of contact for participants, their nominee / family and external stakeholders. They will have primary responsibility for generating new relationships and supporting participants and their nominee / family to understand the service options available at Inclusion Melbourne.

 

This will involve enabling the selection of services to meet enquiry needs and facilitation of participant’s commencement with the relevant services and departments. This will also include marketing and promotion of Inclusion Melbourne services.

 

The Grants & Fundraising Co-ordinator performs a key role in coordinating all aspects of the organisation’s grant processes and activities. Additionally, a focus on fundraising allows this role to draw on current networks to develop and implement the bequest/fundraising program for Inclusion Melbourne.  

We are seeking an experienced Grants and Fundraising Co-ordinator in a part time capacity (0.6) to join our small, yet dynamic team based in Armadale. 

This role will work closely with the Head of Policy, Research and Advocacy to build, maintain, and grow relationships with funders, government, philanthropic bodies and donors as required. 

Do you want to help people achieve their dream life? Are you organised and reliable?   We are looking for flexible Direct Support Workers, who can work closely with the people we support to promote the dignity, independence, choices, rights and responsibilities of each person and to support the achievement of goals and personal development.

Successful candidates will work flexibly across two departments – Direct Support and Inclusion Training.  Activities may involve an overlap of supports to some participants where classroom learning and community experiences can support each other.

The Direct Support component of this role will be achieved by assisting people to attain a valued identity as a member of their local community through the establishment of valued roles and to develop and extend their skills, competencies and networks within the community.

The Inclusion Training component of this role will involve assisting the Trainer & Assessor and members of the Inclusion Training Team to deliver quality education programs that meet the individual needs of each student in a classroom setting.

Every person is different, and goals and aspirations are different, this makes the Direct Support role exciting and interesting and more than just a job! 

In a typical week at work, you may: 

  • Support someone to attend and participate in an educational course
  • Support a person while they work or carry out a volunteering role at the local Salvos
  • Take a person to a local café to enjoy a coffee together, building relationships of trust and respect for each other and helping them to develop relationships with people in the local community
  • Pick the person up from home and take them to their weekly art class
  • Utilise your strong literacy and communication skills to record progress notes to monitor how participants are moving towards meeting their goals.
  • Under the supervision of the Trainer & Assessor, you will be directed to provide support to students engaged in planned classroom activities that focus on developing community access skills, life skills, literacy, numeracy and employability outcomes.
  • Provide personal care and support when required.

We have a strong belief that happy, satisfied and supported staff deliver better services. Come join our team and help us build real, meaningful, and desirable lives for the people who honour us by trusting us to hold their dreams.

Do I need Qualifications or Experience?

Qualifications or experience are not necessary; we are looking for individuals with a desire to deliver high-quality support, who align with our values to support people to live in inclusive communities.