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Are you passionate about empowering communities and fostering meaningful connections? We are seeking a dedicated, creative, and motivated Community Projects Mentor to lead and inspire local and remote community initiatives in the Karratha regionand the Tom Price region
This role works closely with jobseekers, helping connect them with meaningful community-based activities and projects. You’ll play a key role in keeping people engaged, motivated, and moving towards their goals, while also supporting important community initiatives. Every day will be different, and you'll need to be hands-on, flexible, and ready to try new approaches.
About Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation
Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation (AAC) is a not-for-profit Aboriginal organisation providing direct services to enable Aboriginal people to participate in employment and economic opportunities. With a presence in Perth and across the Pilbara region, our Head Office is based in Tom Price, WA. Our mission is to establish and maintain an environment that benefits people through the creation of culturally appropriate employment and enterprise opportunities, and the provision of education and training services throughout the Pilbara. Our footprint extends across much of the vast Pilbara region, and we have been successfully supporting the development of opportunities for Aboriginal people in the region for many years.
About the Role
This role is ideal for someone who thrives on:
Building Relationships: Engaging with diverse individuals and groups to create strong, supportive connections within the community.
Problem-Solving: Identifying challenges and developing innovative solutions to enhance community participation and support.
Facilitating Success: Assisting others in achieving their personal and professional goals through guidance, encouragement and creative thinking.
Community Engagement: Actively participating in and promoting local initiatives that benefit the broader community.
Some of your key tasks will include:
Visiting local communities to promote jobseeker participation.
Helping design and deliver community projects that spark interest and involvement.
Mentoring and motivating jobseekers to stay on track.
Thinking creatively to find new ways to boost engagement and outcomes.
Supporting jobseekers with practical help, including transport if needed.
Identifying barriers and connecting people with services that can help.
Building relationships with community groups, service providers, and employers.
Assisting with project planning, proposals, delivery, and reporting.
Selection Criteria
We are looking for someone who:
Is creative, adaptable, and enjoys problem-solving.
Has a strong work ethic and is reliable.
Works well with people from all backgrounds and communities.
Has great communication and mentoring skills.
Can work independently and as part of a team.
Has solid organisational and time management skills.
Holds a valid WA C class driver’s license.
Is comfortable travelling to local and remote communities.
Experience working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities (not essential)
Trade or hands-on skills that can be shared in community projects (not essential)
Experience with not-for-profits or community development programs (not essential)
Perks of Working with AAC
When you join AAC you become part of a supportive and passionate team that values innovation and community connection. We offer on the job training and the chance to make a real impact in people's lives.
We offer:
Competitive salary package and training opportunities in a variety of areas to support professional development.
Annual leave loading and five weeks paid annual leave entitlements for each completed year of service.
All other types of leave as per the National Employment Standards.
Please note that this is a residential position, therefore housing and accommodation are NOT provided.
The National Indigenous Times acknowledges and pays respect to past and present Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation. We recognise Aboriginal Community's continuing connection to their lands, waters and stories and acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded.
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