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Melbourne - Australia

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Not Disclosed

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Salary Not Disclosed

Vacancy

1 Vacancy

Job Description

Description

  • Opportunity to work at the National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse (National Centre) a national purpose-driven organisation which is a symbol of hope and an essential vehicle for action for many victims and survivors of child sexual abuse.
  • We partner with victims and survivors of child sexual abuse and trauma in all that we do. We will be centering these relationships through the building of our Lived Experience team and in light of this people with Lived Experience will be prioritised for this role. It is essential that we engage safely and in a trauma informed way; this approach will be a critical focus of our recruitment process.
  • Join at an exciting period of growth as the National Centre expands its team.
  • Full time (1.0) position - with flexible working arrangements available (eg. part-time)
  • A national remote role available in every major Australian city (with no preference for any location).
  • The successful candidate will undertake domestic travel occasionally as part of this role.
  • $110000 - $130000 (FTE) per annum excluding superannuation.

Note: this advertisement refers to child sexual abuse and may bring up strong feelings. Please take care of yourself and seek support if you need. Support services can be found on our website.

Role summary

The Manager Lived Experience Projects & Partnerships leads the design and delivery of strategic projects and partnerships that reposition Lived and Living Experience as a unique and privileged source of knowledge research and evidence within the National Centre and across the sector.

This role drives inclusive trauma-responsive initiatives that elevate survivor-led knowledge generation and support new ways of understanding impact and change.

By leading co-designed projects cultivating meaningful partnerships and embedding Lived Experience into research and projects this role directly contributes to the National Centres mission to prevent child sexual abuse and strengthen systems of support accountability and recovery.

At the National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse we are committed to elevating the wisdom and expertise of victims and survivors of child sexual abuse. Values of safety inclusion and trauma-responsiveness guide our interactions including in our recruitment process. The National Centre team commit to authentic and meaningful engagement with people with Lived Experience - ensuring their voices are heard valued and embedded in our work.



Requirements

Who you are (selection criteria)

  • Tertiary qualifications in health community development or social sciences or the equivalent experience will be viewed favourably.
  • You are deeply committed to championing Lived and Living Experience as a privileged and essential source of knowledge leadership and expertise.
  • You bring demonstrated experience leading survivor-led or community-informed projects that generate knowledge support healing and influence systemic change.
  • You bring strong project management capabilities with experience leading complex multi-stakeholder initiatives from conception to completion.
  • You are confident in developing project plans managing competing priorities and ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget with trauma-responsive and culturally safe practice.
  • You are a skilled collaborator capable of building trusting partnerships and working with a diverse range of stakeholders; including people with Lived Experience survivor-led organisations priority communities and sector leaders.
  • You bring strong strategic thinking excellent communication skills and the ability to lead with humility purpose and care in sensitive and evolving contexts.
  • You are aligned with the National Centres mission to disrupt child sexual abuse and bring about systemic change.
  • You demonstrate a trauma-informed ethical and survivor engaged approach to your work and understand the critical importance of working in partnership with people with Lived Experience; ensuring their voices are heard respected and meaningfully embedded in all that you do.

Research indicates that while men apply to jobs when they meet an average of 60% of the criteria women and other marginalised individuals often wait until they fulfil every requirement. If you believe you have the attributes to do the job but dont match every point on the job ad we welcome and encourage your application.

Key responsibilities

  • Develop and lead innovative partnership approaches that enable people with Lived Experience to lead design and deliver projects that enhance evidence and understanding of best practice responses to child sexual abuse across the lifespan.
  • Proactively build and maintain partnerships with people with Lived Experience survivor-led organisations and representatives of diverse communities to build understanding mobilise action and amplify impact.
  • Lead the planning facilitation and evaluation of participatory and inclusive methods approaches and activities to ensure National Centre activities reflect the voice of people with Lived Experience.
  • Advise on best practice approaches for engaging and embedding Lived Experience across the National Centre ensuring inclusive culturally safe and trauma-responsive engagement practices.
  • Oversee and manage the Lived Experience Project Lead providing leadership guidance and support training skill development and performance reviews.

Please see the Manager Lived Experience Projects & Partnerships position description for more.

Who we are

The National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse (National Centre) The National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse was established in November 2021 as a key recommendation of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. It is a symbol of hope and an essential vehicle for action for many victims and survivors of child sexual abuse. Its formation recognises the decades of advocacy by victims and survivors to be listened to believed validated protected and ultimately supported to heal from the trauma they carry with them. Its focus extends beyond institutional child sexual abuse to abuse that occurs in the family community and online.

The National Centre has woven the voices and experiences of victims and survivors into its very fabric. It acknowledges the strength and expertise that derives from their Lived and Living Experience of child sexual abuse. The National Centre recognises and honours the diversity of victims and survivors experiences identities and cultural backgrounds and their contributions to the common purpose of addressing child sexual abuse.

At the National Centre we believe for victims and survivors to have the best opportunity to heal they must feel safe to disclose and receive the necessary support that is non-stigmatising appropriate to their needs and effective. Our purpose is to disrupt the dynamics that have failed to stop child sexual abuse from occurring and prevented victims and survivors from being validated and supported.

Additional adjustments

We are committed to providing an inclusive experience to all candidates. If you have a disability condition illness or access requirements please let us know how we can best support you throughout your recruitment experience.

We recognise that each individuals needs are different. Some examples of adjustments we can provide include (but are not limited to):

If you require additional adjustments or would like to discuss any access needs as a part of the application and recruitment process please contact us via email

Our candidate experience

We aim to be transparent and kind to all of our candidates. We value your time and as such want to share how we do things so you know what to expect with no nasty surprises. For more information on our end-to-end candidate experience please visit the SHE HR Consulting website.



Benefits

How to apply

To express your interest submit an online application through our application portal and include a professional resume. All applicants must also provide brief responses to the application questions that are included as part of the online application.

Note: we do not accept cover letters as part of our application process.

Applications will be reviewed upon receipt and we may close our job advertisement without notice so dont delay your application.

The National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse is an equal opportunity employer and strives to maintain a workplace environment that is fair and free of discrimination is safe and accessible for all employees and provides working arrangements that accommodate the diverse needs of our staff. We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people women people from culturally- and linguistically-diverse backgrounds LGBTQIA people and people of every ethnicity faith ability culture language gender identity age and sex.

Employment in this position is conditional upon reception and maintenance of reference checks as part of pre-employment screening and a Working With Children Check (or state equivalent).

As part of our employment screening process we do run police checks. But dont worryhaving a criminal record doesnt automatically disqualify you.


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