Bringing Them Home (BTH) Therapeutic Support Worker


 

Bringing Them Home (BTH) Therapeutic Support Worker

Walking alongside community. Supporting healing. Creating stronger futures

·  Full Time - Albury

·  Excellent salary + Super + Salary Packaging up to $15,900

·  Community role with purpose

Albury Wodonga Aboriginal Health Service (AWAHS) is one of the region's leading Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations.  We provide culturally safe and holistic care that honours culture, strengthens identity and empowers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to live healthier, stronger and more connected lives.

Every member of our team contributes to a shared vision of healing, hope and generational change. This is more than a career, it is an opportunity to walk alongside community and make a genuine difference every single day.

About the Role

The Bringing Them Home (BTH) Therapeutic Support Worker plays a vital role in supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who continue to live with the impacts of historical government policies, family separation and intergenerational trauma.

Working alongside members of the Stolen Generations, their descendants and families, you will provide culturally safe therapeutic support that promotes healing, resilience, reconnection and wellbeing.

This is a therapeutic support role centred on healing, advocacy and empowerment. While community engagement is an important part of the position, the successful applicant will be someone who can confidently support people through complex trauma, build resilience, reconnect with culture, family and Country and help individuals move towards healing and self-determination

About You

We are looking for someone who has:

·  A Certificate IV (minimum) or higher qualification in Counselling, Community Services, Mental Health, Social Work, Psychology or a related discipline

·  The ability to build meaningful, respectful relationships with Aboriginal people, families and community

·  The resilience to support people through some of the toughest times in their lives while also looking after your own wellbeing.       

·  A genuine understanding of the Stolen Generations and the lasting impact this continues to have on Aboriginal people, families and communities.

·  The confidence to support, encourage and advocate for people on their healing journey, helping them build strength, independence and hope for the future.

·  Excellent communication, empathy and professional boundaries

·  A genuine passion for supporting healing, strengthening culture and improving wellbeing

This is an Aboriginal Identified Position. Applicants must provide an Aboriginality Certificate in accordance with AWAHS employment requirements.

Why Join AWAHS?

·  A supportive and welcoming multidisciplinary team

·  Excellent remuneration package

·  Salary packaging of up to $15,900 tax free

·  Ongoing education, training and professional development

·  Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

·  Opportunities for career progression as AWAHS continues to grow

·  A purpose-driven workplace where culture, respect and community are at the heart of everything we do

Most importantly, you will finish each day knowing your work has helped improve the lives of Aboriginal people and contributed to stronger, healthier communities. 

Our Commitment

As an Aboriginal-led organisation, we are passionate about empowering our community through meaningful employment and culturally safe services. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to apply and welcome applicants who share our commitment to reconciliation, cultural respect and working alongside community to create lasting positive change.

Together, we are strengthening culture, supporting healing and building healthier generations. 

Apply now on line or:

For a confidential discussion or to request a Position Description, please contact:

Chiquita Walsh

Chiquita.walsh@awahs.com.au

0414 713 430

Apply now

Full Time

Job no: GZFQ60146

Salary range: $33 - $36

Location: Albury

Closing Date: Saturday, 29 August 2026