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Knowmore is a nation-wide independent community legal centre providing free legal information advice representation and referrals financial counselling and systemic advocacy for victims and survivors of child sexual abuse. Since 2022 our service has expanded to provide legal advice and financial counselling for people applying to the Territories Stolen Generations Redress Scheme and free legal advice for survivors of child sexual abuse that are not eligible to apply to the National Redress Scheme. We continue to provide free legal advice and financial counselling in relation to the National Redress Scheme.
Knowmore uses a multidisciplinary model bringing together lawyers intake officers social workers and counsellors Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander engagement advisors and financial counsellors to provide trauma-informed client-centred and culturally safe legal assistance to clients. Services are provided through a national phone line and face-to-face services in key locations supported by a comprehensive program of outreach and community engagement across Australia. Knowmore currently has offices in Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Perth and Darwin.
About the Role
As an Office and Client Coordinator you will have the responsibility of ensuring that the administrative activities within Knowmore run efficiently. The main purpose of this role is to support the broader Knowmore teams by taking responsibility for answering the main office phone carry out general administrative activities and other support tasks.
This role reports directly to the Client Services Manager who has responsibility for the management of the role working collaboratively within the team you will ensure that all administrative tasks are covered on a day-to-day basis.
This role does not have direct service delivery responsibilities. However the person in this role will have contact with members of the public including existing Knowmore clients as the first point of contact on reception and answering the office telephone number. Therefore it is expected that the person in this role will have a general understanding of the work Knowmore and of the needs of Knowmores clients and act appropriately.
Duties and Responsibilities
Duties and responsibilities include but not limited to:
Selection Criteria
Benefits
A competitive salary commensurate with the not-for-profit sector is offered together with the availability of salary packaging to achieve a tax effective total salary addition to being a flexible workplace Knowmore offers 12% superannuation (0.5% above the SGC) annual leave loading additional leave at Christmas and many more generous benefits.
Employees have access to a training and development allowance as well as our Employee Assistance Program.
Meet Aunty Glendra
Aunty Glendra Stubbs is a Wiradjuri woman and Elder in Residence at Knowmore. She has been supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients since Knowmore began in 2013. In this video Aunty Glendra shares her story about working at Knowmore and supporting her clients on their journey. Video Link: to apply
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Your application must include:
A cover letter outlining why you are applying for this position and your suitability to the key selection criteria
A resume with your skills experience and qualifications
The closing date for this role is 5 September however we are keen to proceed with recruitment as soon as possible and interviews may be conducted as applications are received.
The role will be required to satisfactorily complete a National Police Records Check and a Working with Children Check (Employment).
We are committed to a trauma-informed and culturally safe approach walking alongside victim-survivors every step of the way.
We recognise and value the strength that diversity brings to our work. We strongly encourage applications from individuals of all ages with diverse lived experiences and backgrounds including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples people from multicultural multifaith and linguistically diverse communities members of the LGBTQIA community and people with a disability. Your unique perspective and voice are not only welcomethey are essential to the work we do.
Required Experience:
Intern
Full-Time