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Youth Accommodation Support Worker Pay: SCHADS Award Level 1 (Crisis Accommodation) $38.65 per hour + super + salary packaging Location: Kingaroy, QLD Employment Type: Part Time (approx. 60 hours per fortnight) and Casual - 24/7 rotating roster Tradewind Australia is partnering with a community-based not-for-profit organisation in the South Burnett region to recruit compassionate and reliable Youth Workers for a supported accommodation program for young people experiencing homelessness. This is a handson, shiftbased role within a small, highsupport youth hostel providing immediate supported accommodation to young people aged 1625. If you''re practical, traumainformed and passionate about helping young people build independence and secure longterm housing, this is a meaningful opportunity to make a direct impact. About the Role As a Youth Accommodation Support Worker, you will provide daytoday support to young people residing in a sixbed supported youth hostel. Working within a structured 24/7 roster (including day, night, sleepover, weekend and public holiday shifts), you''ll support young people to stabilise, develop life skills and transition into safe, sustainable housing. You will play an active role in intake, risk assessment, case planning and daily engagement, helping young people build the confidence and practical skills needed to maintain longterm accommodation. Key Responsibilities Conduct intake conversations, assess referrals and contribute to risk assessments Support young people to develop and actively work towards individualised case plans Provide daily practical support focused on independent living and tenancy skills Assist young people to access housing, services, education, employment and community connections Maintain accurate case notes, client records and database entries within required timeframes Follow medication policies and ensure a safe, structured and supportive living environment Contribute to a clean, hygienic and wellmanaged hostel environment Participate in handovers, team meetings and ongoing professional development What You''ll Bring Essential Certificate IV in Community Services, Youth Work or similar (minimum requirement) Minimum two years'' experience supporting young people experiencing homelessness or housing instability Demonstrated experience using traumainformed practice Experience supporting clients to access and sustain housing Open Queensland Driver''s Licence Blue Card (Working with Children Check) Strong written documentation and time management skills Availability to work across a 24/7 roster including sleepovers, nights and weekends Desirable First Aid, CPR and Bronze Medallion (or willingness to obtain) Experience using homelessness databases (e.g. QHIP or similar systems) Knowledge of tenancy education programs or life skills training Experience supporting culturally diverse young people in a culturally safe way About Tradewind Australia Tradewind Australia is a multiawardwinning recruitment agency, recognised nationally for delivering exceptional candidate experience across the education, social and community services sectors. We partner with leading organisations across Australia to connect skilled professionals with roles that align with their values, strengths and longterm career goals. What sets Tradewind apart: Winner of multiple Candidate Experience Awards Specialist consultants with deep sector expertise Tailored support throughout the entire recruitment process Insight into organisational culture, leadership and role expectations Transparent communication and ongoing postplacement care We focus on supporting people, not just filling jobs. Apply Now If you''re a committed Youth Worker who thrives in practical, relationshipbased work and wants to help young people move from crisis to stability, we would love to hear from you. Please apply today with your CV and a short cover letter or contact [email protected] or 1800572358 for more information. Commitment to Child Safety, Inclusion and equal opportunities employer Tradewind Australia is committed to the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of all children and vulnerable people. We strongly encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, and those from culturally and linguistically diverse communities. All successful applicants will undergo reference checks, identity verification and Working with Children Check and further compliance requests pending the organisation''s requirements. #J-18808-Ljbffr