Case Manager

About the role

You will work directly with young people and families in their homes and communities, supporting meaningful and lasting change. This is hands-on, relationship-based work that requires empathy, consistency, and a strong therapeutic approach.

We are specifically looking for those with good availability; covering 2 afternoon/evening shifts and 1 weekend shift across Saturday and Sunday on average. And other additional shift patterns on offer. Only experienced Case Managers or Family Practitioners with good availability need to apply. We work under the SCHADS award, and weekend rates apply, making this an attractive opportunity.

Key responsibilities

• Supporting family contact and connection
• Assisting with life skills and daily living
• Providing parenting support and mentoring
• Supporting emotional regulation and behaviour management
• Implementing strategies to address concerns
• Helping reduce crises and build stability within families
• Provide therapeutic, strengths-based support to families and young people
• Work with clients experiencing child safety involvement, mental health concerns, trauma concerns, DFV, AOD, neurodiversity, and complex behaviours
• Support families with daily living and community access
• Maintain accurate case notes and documentation

About you

• Experience working with complex young people and/or families
• Can remain calm, responsive, and supportive in crisis situations
• Deep understanding of trauma-informed practice
• Ability to problem-solve and see opportunities in crisis
• Extensive understanding and ability to complete case notes
• Ability to identify, manage, and report risk appropriately
• Strong professional boundaries and communication skills
• Confidence working both independently and within a team
• Commitment to culturally safe and respectful practice
• Current Blue Card / Working with Children Check
• Current Driver's Licence and reliable vehicle
• Smartphone and computer access
• Desirable: Tertiary level qualification in the relevant field
• Considered: Certificate IV or Diploma with more than 2 years of experience in Community Services, Youth Work, Mental Health, Social Work / Social Welfare, or Family Intervention or similar
• Demonstrated experience in therapeutic, residential care, or support-based roles
• Understanding of child protection concerns and risk factors

About us

Flourish Community Solutions works alongside families at some of the most challenging times in their lives, supporting them to stay together safely, build skills, and create lasting change. We are a small and highly motivated team of professionals committed to putting people first, embracing innovation, and delivering quality.

Benefits

• SCHADS Award rates plus weekend penalties
• Flexible casual hours with a variety of shifts available
• Supportive leadership team and ongoing guidance
• Professional development and training opportunities
• Supervision and case clinic sessions
• A collaborative, inclusive team culture
• Head office in Rockhampton for connection and support
• Q Leave and superannuation contributions
• Travel allowance available in addition to salary
• External EAP provider to support and assist you
• Regular social responsibility projects funded and supported in working hours
• Regular events, lunches, networking events, and wellbeing initiatives