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Add expected salary to your profile for insightsOutcare is a leading provider of services across the justice, child protection and family support systems in Western Australia.Outcare is part of PeopleKind Group, parent company to a diverse and growing group of for purpose organisations that deliver services encompassing disability, housing, allied health, justice, child protection and reintegration.We support people experiencing mental health issues, family and domestic violence, the impacts of trauma and intergenerational disadvantage, vulnerable housing and a range of other complex issues. Outcare particularly focuses on these issues across the justice and child protection systems either through working to address the factors leading people into these systems, diverting them from entering or assisting them when they are in.At Outcare we are committed to working alongside some of the most vulnerable West Australians and do this with a strong sense of focus, commitment and respect. Outcare is embarking on a period of organisational transformation through its recently launched Outcare 2028 project. This project will see significant changes across key priority areas positioning Outcare for sustained success into the future.The Role:The Case Manager plays a key role in supporting participants of the Start Court program, their families, and carers by applying a person-centered approach to recovery. You will assist participants in their journey toward community reintegration by providing tailored support that addresses their unique needs, promoting overall well-being, and facilitating their recovery.A significant aspect of the role involves attending court to advocate for participants, provide updates on their progress, and ensure the court has a comprehensive understanding of their circumstances. You will work closely with a multidisciplinary team, including Peer Workers, Family Carer Peer Workers, Community Corrections, AOD Officers, Forensic Psychiatrists, Clinical Psychologists, Social Workers, and Clinical Nurse Specialists, to deliver holistic and coordinated support.Outside of court, you will offer psychosocial support in crucial areas such as accommodation support, accessing education and training, and facilitating the groups that Outcare offers to the participants of the program. Your efforts will focus on breaking down barriers to recovery, connecting participants with essential services, and helping them achieve long-term stability and successful reintegration into the community.The Responsibilities: Apply a person-centered approach to support participants, families, and carers. Foster recovery and well-being through skill-building, activity planning, and community outreach. Conduct risk assessments and implement intervention strategies to ensure safety. Facilitate psychosocial support in areas such as accommodation, education, training and group facilitation Actively participate in court proceedings and multidisciplinary meetings. Complete administrative tasks including documentation, rostering, risk assessments, justice stars in line with reporting in a timely manner that meet contractual requirements Collaborate with legal stakeholders, health professionals, and Peer Workers. Address broader participant needs to support holistic recovery and integration. Regularly attend court sessions as required, advocating for program participants'' needs and progress.What Youll Need: Tertiary qualification in one or more of the human services fields (Cert IV in community services, Social Work, Psychology Degree etc) Previous experience supporting people and their families in a justice setting. Knowledge of issues and barriers facing individuals interfacing with the justice system in Metropolitan Perth. Previous experience in working in a case manager role supporting individuals with complex issues, AOD, justice involvement and mental health. High level written, oral and interpersonal communication skills that can be used to engage a wide range of people including program participants and their families, internal staff members, government agencies and other stakeholders. Demonstrated strong organisational and analytical skills and ability to plan and prioritise workload in order to achieve expected outcomes and meet deadlines. Experience in working successfully with people from diverse cultural, linguistic and religious/spiritual backgrounds, low-socio economic and disadvantaged groups, and clients with a history of justice involvement. Knowledge of the current National Standards for Mental Health Services. Demonstrates cultural competency in working with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander People. High-level proficiency in the use of technology including Microsoft Office - email, Word and Excel.Other Employment Requirements: Must hold Australian Citizenship or hold a visa that allows you to work in Australia National Police Check. Prior Justice involvement should not prevent any application. Proficiency in using technology, including Microsoft Office and email. Working with Children Check. Employment will be subject to obtaining and maintaining security clearance by the Government of Western Australia, Department of Communities and Department of Justice.What You Will Get in Return: Competitive salary and salary packaging benefits package. A laptop and mobile phone to support your role. The opportunity to work within a values-driven organization. Professional development and career progression opportunities. The chance to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals. Great culture and supportive work environmentHow to Apply:To apply for this role, please send through your current Resume and a Cover Letter outlining your suitability to this role.We are committed to safeguarding and protecting children, young people and the vulnerable. We invite applications from people from all walks of life, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and those from diverse ages, cultures, faiths, abilities, gender, and sexuality.If you have any questions regarding this position, please contact Anastasia on (08) 62638622Unlock job insightsSalary match Number of applicants Skills matchCase Worker - Maddington (Catherine House) #J-18808-Ljbffr