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Current Vacancies

Professional Opportunities

Positions and Benefits

At the Women’s Centre, each member of our team is valued and we strive to support women to grow both personally and professionally. We offer generous conditions and flexible working hours to support employees to balance their personal and work life.

All candidates must have the right to work in Australia as applicable. Applicants must be eligible to hold a Working with Children Blue Card and meet our criminal history requirements.

Professional Opportunities

All vacant positions are filled according to the Employment Policy, and positions are advertised through this website, other employment websites and other appropriate media.
All team members must demonstrate a framework of practice that is grounded in feminist philosophy and accept and work towards implementation of the values, vision, mission and goals of the service.

Student Placement

The Women’s Centre offers students the opportunity to commence placement within the agency. Women students on placement are responsible to their Field Educator and the Women’s Centre Coordinator. The Field Educator will supervise the performance and activities of the women on placement. The duties of the women on placement are decided by agreement between the student, Field Educator, and the Coordinator. The Staff Team and Coordinator will determine the number of students to undertake placement each year.

Students are welcome to contact us regarding placements. Currently, we have international and local social work students. Students who will be considered are: Community Welfare, allied health and counseling, graphic design and media students

Volunteers

Volunteers are welcome to contact us. From time to time we engage volunteers to assist us with the operation of the service. Please register your area of interest and/ skills.

Research

The Women’s Centre engages in relevant and ethical research. Recent examples include domestic violence and disasters. Security: promoting women’s economic wellbeing following domestic violence and how women’s services are faring in the current social and political context.

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