About us:
Lutheran Services is a not-for-profit organisation that has been serving the people and communities of Queensland since 1935. We provide quality, contemporary care and support for people of all backgrounds, at more than 20 locations throughout Queensland.
Our dedicated workforce of nearly 1800 makes a difference to the lives of many people every day. They bring our vision to life – helping those we serve to pursue the lives they hope for, and enabling the communities we are part of to thrive.
As a member of the Lutheran Services team, you will enjoy a great work-life balance, generous benefits, flexible arrangements and ongoing opportunities for professional development and career progression.
Graceville Centre provides support to individuals living with a disability and/or mental illness. All Graceville services are conducted by working with individuals in a strength based and recovery focused framework. Graceville Centre operates seven programs that provide support to clients either on site or in their own homes.
About the role:
As a Mental Health Case Manager you will work directly with individuals living with a disability and/or mental illness, helping them to increase their independence, maintain their wellness and ultimately improve the quality of their life.
Responsibilities will include:
Provide case management, group work and community development interventions to individuals living with a disability and/or mental illness in keeping with the guidelines contained in the service agreement and plan
Utilise Evidence Based Practice in the development and implementation of clients individual support plans
Conducting regular planning reviews with service users and ensuring that plans are monitored and progressed
Maintain an environment that empowers service users and promotes positive behaviours, positive learning, skills development and independence
Communicate effectively with relevant stakeholders
Complete, maintain and store documentation in a confidential manner
This is a part time opportunity of 60 hours per fortnight.
The hours of work are four days per week, 8:30am – 4:30pm.
About you:
The successful applicant will have:
Qualification in social work, social or behavioural sciences, or equivalent experience;
Experience working within community services,
Knowledge of statuary requirements, program and organisational policies and procedures.
This position requires maintenance of a positive Working with Children (Blue Card) check and current Australian Driver’s License.
What we can offer you:
A professional work environment in an organisation that genuinely cares, values dedication and performance. You will receive:
Learning and development opportunities, including internal supervision
Access to salary packaging
Work life balance
Access to discounts, such as health insurance, holiday and travel, gym membership, IT and home appliances
Membership to our full service Employee Assistance Program, including professional, lifestyle and wellness support
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