Overview
At CareSouth, our vision is to create a positive future for children, young people, individuals, families and communities, providing opportunities in which people can enhance their quality of life. The key to CareSouth achieving our vision is our diverse and dedicated teams. We recognise the work our people do, and we encourage, support and provide you with opportunities to be your best self, professionally and personally. We are looking for people to join our organisation who are bold and innovative, who align with our core values, and wish to create a meaningful career with us. If that sounds like you, discover our opportunities and join us
* Above Award Rate + 12% Super + Salary Sacrifice upto $15,900 a year
* Exclusive gym memberships & other savings viaour rewards program
* Employee Assistance Program for you and family +tailored clinical support
About CareSouth
Who Are We? CareSouth is a passionate, community-driven organisation dedicated to supporting children, young people, families, and individuals. We offer a range of services including early intervention, foster care, NDIS support, and youth services, all aimed at fostering independence and building brighter futures. We believe in taking care of our team. Along with great hourly rates, we offer the below benefits to help you feel supported, stay healthy, and grow in your career:
Health Insurance Discount: Enjoy a generous discount on retail health insurance.
Gym Discounts: Stay active and energised with discounted gym memberships for you and your family—because your health matters to us.
Flare Rewards: Access exclusive savings on food, entertainment, and more through our Rewards partnership program.
Your Role
Your Role: As the Team Leader, you will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of a therapeutic residential care home. In this leadership role, you will manage and support a team of Therapeutic Support Workers, working directly with children and young people who have experienced complex trauma. You will collaborate closely with clinical teams to deliver safe, structured, and nurturing care in line with our Therapeutic Care model. This is a frontline leadership position that requires strong emotional intelligence, resilience, and a deep commitment to creating meaningful and lasting change in the lives of vulnerable children and young people.
What you need to be successful in your role
* A relevant Bachelor's degree or relevant Diploma working towards a Bachelor's degree or a Diploma in Community Services or related Diploma is acceptable, with experience and understanding of trauma-informed practice and Therapeutic Care.
* Strong understanding of Intensive Therapeutic Care (ITC), child protection frameworks, and trauma-informed care
* Strong administration, risk management, and compliance capability
* Demonstrated ability to coach staff, manage complex behaviours, and build trusting relationships with children and young people
* Strong understanding of ITC, child protection frameworks, and trauma-informed care
* Demonstrated ability to coach staff, manage complex behaviors, and build trusting relationships with children and young people
Next Steps
Applications will be reviewed as they are received — so don't wait, apply now Let's do this
Contact
Contact
If you have any questions, contact hiring manager Victoria Hogan, Program Manager on 1300 554 260
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