Are you passionate about supporting young people in Tasmania
We are looking for someone who wants to make a difference in the lives of young people in Tasmania who are in contact with the Youth Justice this role you will be providing 1:1 case management therapeutic and mentoring support to vulnerable young people as part of a committed and supportive team.
54 reasons is Australias leading child rights organisation no ordinary not-for-profit.
Proudly part of the Save the Children Australia Group and global movement were here to make sure that children and young people have their rights met and thrive in all their diversity.
With the childs voice at the centre we provide quality services to children and their caregivers in every state and territory and across regions remote areas and capital cities. From our programs to our support services - this is the place to realise your purpose.
A place to make a difference:
In this full-time max term role (until June 30 2026 with potential for extension) youll work as a part of our REBOOT Youth Justice program to help us create lasting change for children. We have multiple positions to fill with the option to be based Hobart Launceston or Devonport. Weve advertised this role as full-time but part-time will also be considered and all applications are encouraged.
You will make a difference by:
A place to feel valued:
Your deep expertise in working with vulnerable young people will be invaluable. Youre compassionate flexible and a great communicator with a passion for supporting young people to achieve their goals.
This role requires:
A place to belong:
At 54 reasons we invest in the development and wellbeing of our people. Our workforce is approximately 600 people strong and proudly diverse whether in race ethnicity gender age disability sexuality cultures and beliefs.
It takes all types of people to do the challenging work we do. We are diverse personalities backgrounds and talents embracing our differences as one strong and united team. We see and celebrate the unique value you bring to our organisation and offer a range of rewards for your effort including:
Follow this link for the full list of our employee benefits.
Does this sound like the place for you
Wed love to hear from you. Submit your cover letter and resume below.
We strongly encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates to apply.
Applications Close: Monday February 23rd 2026. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis as they come in so dont delay in applying!
Position Description: Youth Specialist - Youth & Family Services
For more information about this position please contact Sandy Brown on 0
or or Clare Thorne onor . Or for more information about a career at Save visitour Careers Page.
We have tested our application process with diverse groups in mind with the intent to ensure its straightforward and accessible for all to apply. Diversity and inclusion are fundamental to our culture and improve our ability to reach our most vulnerable client groups. But we also know there is no one-size fits-all when it comes to recruitment - so if we didnt quite hit the mark for you please let us know at . Were dedicated to ensuring Save the Children Australia is a place where everyone can feel supported no matter your race ethnicity gender age disability sexuality neurodiversity culture and beliefs.
Save the Children Australia is a child-safe employees are required to undergo a National Police Check a Working with Children Check and sign our Child Safeguarding Policy and Code of Conduct. We also support the Inter-Agency Misconduct Disclosure Scheme.
Save the Children is committed to providing and maintaining a safe working environment for its employees and client groups consistent with our obligations under OH&S legislation.
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Required Experience:
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