To be successful in this role you will have the ability to liaise and work effectively with court staff and key stakeholders. You will possess the ability to work both in a team and independently. The role requires a strong sense of commitment and ability to provide support and client service skills

Responsibilities include:

• Provide male respondents with general information in relation to Domestic Violence Protection Orders, court layout and court processes. • Provide men affected by domestic and family violence with information about available services and assistance with referrals. • Develop and maintain community networks and referral protocols, through liaison and service promotion with court officials, Queensland Police, solicitors and other community service providers. • Maintenance of appropriate files and case notes as per organisational policies and procedures. • Undertake other duties as and when directed within the scope of the role and the capabilities of the incumbent.

Suitable applicants will have:

• Appropriate undergraduate tertiary qualifications in the social or behavioural sciences or studying towards, or relevant experience and knowledge of community development, project work and crisis support services. • Willingness to work with men who have perpetrated domestic and family violence. • Ability to communicate with men from a wide range of backgrounds whilst maintaining confidentiality and a non-judgmental manner. • Demonstrated experience and knowledge of court procedures, or demonstrated ability to rapidly acquire such knowledge. • Possession of a current (open) drivers licence and willingness to travel if required.