Background

This role involves undertaking statutory responsibilities under the Care and Protection of Children Act.

Responsibilities/Roles:

• Undertake statutory responsibilities under the Care and Protection of Children Act.
• Assess family/community issues and apply interventions.
• Record accurate case data in departmental systems.
• Develop and implement family support programs.
• Participate in After‑Hours Service.

Requirements/Qualifications:

• Relevant degree (Social Work, Psychology, Community Work) OR equivalent diploma/certificates in Child Protection.
• Skills in family/community assessment and interventions.
• Ability to apply legislation in statutory child protection.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Knowledge of Aboriginal culture and ability to work in diverse settings.
• Willingness to travel (4WD/light plane).
• Current NT driver’s licence.

• Undertake statutory responsibilities under the Care and Protection of Children Act.
• Assess family/community issues and apply interventions.
• Record accurate case data in departmental systems.
• Develop and implement family support programs.
• Participate in After‑Hours Service.

• Skills in family/community assessment and interventions.
• Ability to apply legislation in statutory child protection.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Knowledge of Aboriginal culture and ability to work in diverse settings.
• Willingness to travel (4WD/light plane).
• Current NT driver’s licence.

• Relevant degree (Social Work, Psychology, Community Work) OR equivalent diploma/certificates in Child Protection.