EMPLOYMENT

Job Description Part-time (0.8FTE) position until June 30 2026 Based from our Box Hill office, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People, with flexible working conditions on offer. $44.00 - $48.99 per hour 12% Super Generous Salary Packaging benefits of up to $18,550 What you’ll be doing We are seeking a Psychosocial Support Worker to deliver high-quality mental health and wellbeing support as part of the Partners in Wellbeing (PIW) program. In this role, you will: Client-focused support (ages 16–65) : Work closely with clients to identify sources of distress and help them gain clarity around their thoughts, feelings, and goals. Flexible service delivery : Deliver time-limited, outcome-oriented support through a mix of Telehealth and onsite appointments (as requested). Navigation and practical support : Assist clients in accessing community resources and navigating services — including support with NDIS access, housing, and dual-diagnosis needs. Recovery and strengths-based planning : Use a Recovery-oriented and strengths-based framework to develop, implement, and review action plans collaboratively with clients, carers, and clinical supports. Walk-in and single-session response : Support walk-in clients with single-session responses, intake, and service navigation. Collaboration with external services : Engage with Area Mental Health Services and other external supports to develop comprehensive wellbeing and risk management plans. Family violence framework application : Apply knowledge of MARAM, FVISS, and CISS frameworks when working with individuals impacted by Family Violence. Stakeholder engagement : Build trusted relationships with a diverse range of stakeholders, including family/carers, peers, and community networks. Please note: This role is not associated with the NDIS – you’ll be supporting clients with psychosocial needs through community-based and clinical mental health pathways. To view a copy of the full Position Description, click here . Alternatively, for more information please contact Tara Nicholls (Team Lead) at tara.nicholls@each.com.au * *Applications sent directly to Tara will not be considered. Please apply via the application link. Who we’re looking for As a Psychosocial Support Worker , you bring experience working with a dedicated mental health caseload and understand the needs of clients with complex psychosocial support requirements. You will also have: Experience working across mental health and/or AOD sectors, and a strong foundation in the Social Model of Health. Experience working within relevant frameworks including MARAM , FVISS , and CISS . Understanding of dual-disability , dual-diagnosis , and hard-to-reach client groups. Demonstrated ability to work autonomously while contributing to a collaborative and inclusive team culture. Solid written, verbal, and digital communication skills for record-keeping and client engagement. A commitment to continuous improvement, reflective practice, and learning through supervision and feedback.