About the role: In this role, you’ll get to work in a supportive multi-disciplinary team including a GP, Mental Health Nurse, Social Worker, Case Managers and Support Workers to improve the wellbeing of participants. You’ll guide and support participants through The Buttery’s treatment programs and teach skills that bring meaningful and positive change.

The Buttery’s Residential Therapeutic Community (TC) and Maintenance to Abstinence (MTA) programs are abstinence-based rehabilitation programs that treat adults with substance and other drug misuse. You will be supporting the Therapeutic Community treatment model which focuses on social, psychological, and behavioural dimensions of substance use. The program’s motto – Community as Method – uses the community to heal individuals emotionally and supports the development of positive behaviours, attitudes, and values of healthy living.

Hours and location:  35 hours per week over 4 days, Monday to Friday between 8.30am – 6.30 pm.  We are based in Binna Burra which is approximately five minutes from Bangalow.

Selection Criteria
1. Diploma qualifications or above in Counselling, AOD, Social Work, Psychology or Community Services.
2. Licences and checks: A current and valid Driver’s Licence, a current COVID vaccination, satisfactory current Criminal Record Check and Working with Children Check before commencement.
3. Demonstrated experience working in the AOD and mental health sector
4. Experience in delivering psycho educational groups and facilitating therapeutic groups
5. Case management and 1:1 counselling experience
6. Demonstrated proficiency using the Microsoft suite, a variety of databases and video conferencing applications.
7. Desirable criteria: Lived experience of AOD recovery is preferable.
8. Experience treating people with a background of trauma with an understanding of trauma informed practice is an advantage.

For more information and a position description click on the link https://www.buttery.org.au/careers/

WHOS New Beginnings is a women’s only AOD residential service, located within the beautiful grounds of Broughton Hall Lilyfield. Information on WHOS services can be found at http://www.whos.com.au.  We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic woman to fill this part time AOD Support Worker position.

This is a woman’s only position. Being a woman is a genuine occupational qualification under Section 31 of the NSW Anti- Discrimination Act.

Essential:
• Minimum Certificate IV in AOD/Community Services/Mental Health or relevant qualification
• Knowledge of and/or experience in working with AOD clients.
• A desire to work with women and an understanding of their related issues.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Available to work evening and weekend shifts as required.
• Commitment to working as part of a team.
• Computer skills especially with MS Word and Excel
• Current Drivers Licence
• Current First Aid Certificate or willingness to obtain same

Desirable:
• Knowledge of the Therapeutic Community model or residential AOD services.
• Group work skills
• Knowledge and understanding of harm minimisation.
• Experience liaising with stakeholders such as GP/medical clinics, withdrawal management services, community services and allied referral agencies.

Please note for this position you must have the right to work in Australia and provide a current National Police clearance.

Remuneration is Negotiable based on qualifications and experience equivalent to SCHADSI Award Level 4. Salary sacrificing is available.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.

To be considered for this position please send your CV, with a cover letter addressing the selection criteria to Alexa Robles via e-mail: alexa.robles@whos.com.au.

Closing date on the 16th July 2024.
*Previous applicants need not apply*

About the Opportunity

We are now looking for a full-time Therapeutic Lead based in Alice Springs, Northern Territory. While the role is based in Alice Springs, two regional/remote trips will take place each quarter.  This role provides clinical oversight and supports service delivery staff while managing external relationships, and reports to the Deputy CEO.

More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Leading the planning, implementation, and evaluation of programs
• Providing financial oversight and assisting with budget preparation
• Facilitating clinical reviews and managing the intake function
• Developing clinical plans to support clients with complex needs
• Maintaining awareness of current research and best practices in AOD
• Promoting DASA services and building positive interagency networks
• Providing direction, training, and performance support to staff
• Preparing reports and supporting tender/grant applications

To read the full position description, please click here.

Provide clinical oversight of all service delivery across drug & alcohol rehabilitation programs!

• Earn a rewarding salary of $135,000 to $145,000 (commensurate with experience) PLUS super, salary sacrifice and more!
• Enjoy a relocation package to help make the beautiful Alice Springs, NT your new home!

WHOS, one of Australia’s premier alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment providers offering a range
of evidence-based therapeutic programs. WHOS has services based in NSW and Queensland. Further
information can be found at – www.whos.com.au

WHOS Gunyah is looking for a fulltime AOD Community Services Worker to join our men’s program,
Gunyah, based at Lilyfield NSW. The role involves:
a) assessment, referral, and education,
b) supervising and supporting clients in a residential setting,
c) delivering a structured daily program (which includes facilitating various process and groups),
d) conducting therapeutic interventions

Applicants must respond to the selection criteria below when applying: 
1. Certificate IV or higher in AOD, Community Services, Mental Health (or similar).
2. Ability to work day, evening and weekend shifts as required.
3. Experience in facilitating groups.
4. Experience in or knowledge of residential treatment services
5. Experience working with clients that have AOD and associated conditions.
6. Knowledge and understanding of harm minimisation strategies.

Being male is a genuine requirement for this position, under Section 14 of the Anti-Discrimination
Act 1977 (NSW).
Remuneration:
• Remuneration is in accordance with the SCHADSI Award.
• Salary packaging is available.

WHOS adheres to the NSW Health recommendations for vaccination. Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander people are encouraged to apply.

To apply you must have the right to work in Australia, be willing to provide a current National
Police Clearance Check and respond to the selection criteria noted above.

Please forward your application addressing the selection criteria and your resume to the Manager Bruce Wright – bruce.wright@whos.com.au – 0499 324 224.

Applications close:  Friday 19th July 2024