* Furnished accommodation rent free
* relocation assistance up to $1500
* six weeks annual leave + leave loading
* NFP salary packaging
* Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Turn vision into action for women's programs that matter
TDC are seeking a Women's Centre Program Coordinator ready to lead the planning, coordination and delivery of culturally safe, women-centred programs that strengthen creative, social and economic participation. The role oversees the day-to-day operations of the Women's Centre and the coordination of commercial art, screen printing and textile production activities, supporting women to develop marketable products, build skills and engage in meaningful pathways to income generation.
Key Duties:
* Commercial Art & Textile production coordination
* Women's Program coorrdination
* community Art & Creative initiatives
* Operations & Service Coordination
* Stakeholder Engagement & Collaboration
* Administration, Reporting & Continuous improvement
About You:
* Demonstrated experience coordinating community, women's, creative, or production programs
* Experience or understanding of art, textiles, screen printing, or creative industries
* Strong interpersonal and communication skills
* Demonstrated cultural competence and commitment to culturally safe practice
* Well-developed organisational and coordination skills
* Sound operational and administrative capability
* Ability to manage competing priorities
* Resilience and calmness in complex environments
* Intermediate computer skills (data entry, reporting, budgeting tools)
* Commitment to women-centred, strengths-based, and trauma-informed practice
Desirable
* Experience working with Aboriginal organisations or communities
* Experience supporting commercial art, creative enterprise, or product development
* Practical skills that add capacity (art, textiles, craft, trades, business support, etc.)
Other Requirements
* National Police Check.
* Northern Land Council Work and Residential Permits.
* Northern Territory (Working with Children) Ochre Card.
* Minium C class drivers' licence.
About Thamarrurr Development Corporation (TDC)
We are a Not-for-Profit, registered charitable organisation, owned by members of the Wangka, Tjanpa and Lirga peoples. The Wadeye Community, (formerly Pt Keats) NT, is located in the Western Daly River region – an area rich in cultures, wildlife and ecosystems. Wadeye is the Territory's 6th most populous town and one of Australia's largest remote indigenous communities. We support the Wadeye community through a range of areas including Housing & Construction, NDIS, Aged Care, Employment & Training, Enterprise Development and more.
If you are eligible to work in Australia and ready to move to Wadeye NT – we're looking forward to receiving your resume, outlining your previous experience, together with copies of your relevant certificates/qualifications and contact details of at least two referees.
For a copy of the Position Description and general information, please contact