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Maximum term position until 30 June 2026
Part time hours (22.8 hours per week)
Townsville location
About Red Cross
Australian Red Cross is part of the worlds largest humanitarian movement. We support and empower people and communities in times of vulnerability. We act for humanity.
About the role
Applicants must be Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. This is a special measure under section 105 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 (Qld).
The Community Based Health and First Aid (CBHFA) is based on community development principles and trains volunteers who identify and respond to health and wellbeing issues of concern to the local community. Globally CBHFA operates in prisons across 19 countries. Townsville Womens Correctional Centre has been operational as a CBHFA site since 2019. An independent evaluation of the program found a cleaner safer prison decreased self-harm and improved hope for the future among participants. The program is based on community development principles and trains prisoners as volunteers who use their lived experience to identify and lead projects to improve health and wellbeing issues of priority concern to prisoners.
The role will support the development and implementation of the Community Based Health and First Aid in Action Prison Program (CBHFA) ensuring a culturally appropriate approach.
This position provides essential cultural advice leadership and guidance to support the development of the CBHFA program and its resources in Australian correctional facilities. You will provide knowledge skills and cultural competency to guide the programs adaption to ensure the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander prisoners are met.
Additionally the role will further support and guide Red Cross and external partners to help achieve common goals by influencing changes within correctional facilities to maintain engagement from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander prisoners and staff within the prison community.
About you
Benefits that act for you while you act for humanity
Financial wellbeing: In addition to your pay you can take advantage of salary packaging that could provide you with a great way to reduce the amount of tax you pay. You can salary package up to $15900 for living expenses (such as rent groceries utility bills); up to $2650 for holiday accommodation and meals when dining out; Novated car leases; superannuation.
Health & Wellbeing: You can tap into specialist advice for nutrition sleep resilience and mindfulness. And access guided meditation and other wellbeing programs.
Career development: Access to ongoing learning training and development courses
Further information
This role is covered by the Social Community Home Care and Disability Services Award - Level 4.
For additional enquiries please contactMerelesita Rainimafor a confidential discussion.
Applications close at close of business on 23 July 2025.
Whilst we appreciate interest in our roles we will not be engaging with Agencies or Agency Candidates for this role.
Job Ref #:12702
Required Experience:
Unclear Seniority
Part-Time