Overview
Work as part of a powerful program that's been designed for our community
Casual or part-time (20hrs/week - school hours, Mon-Thurs)
Level 3 under the SCHADs award + superannuation, for part-timers: salary sacrifice including remote area benefits
Join our welcoming, collaborative and motivated A-team!
Support families. Strengthen community. Help children thrive.
Broome Youth and Families Hub (BYFH) delivers programs that support children, parents and families in the Broome community. Through our Playgroup and Parenting program, we create safe, welcoming spaces where families can connect, learn and grow together.
We are seeking a Parent Engagement Leader to join our team and play a key role in building positive relationships with parents and carers participating in our Playgroup Program.
The Parent Engagement Leader supports the delivery of playgroup activities by creating a welcoming and supportive environment for parents and carers. You will be the main point of contact for families attending the program, helping them engage with activities, access information and connect with services in the community. You will also assist with maintaining participant records, coordinating parent activities and promoting the program through communications and community engagement.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working with families and young children and is passionate about strengthening community connections.
Key responsibilities
* Family engagement and playgroup support
* Welcome and engage parents and carers attending the Playgroup Program
* Build positive relationships and act as a key point of contact for families
* Assist with setting up and running playgroup activities
* Provide general parenting information and support within the program scope
* Assist with meal preparation, transport and program activities
* Program administration
* Support the completion of registration forms and participant records
* Maintain attendance registers and participant profiles
* Assist with program reporting and record keeping
* Prepare monthly "Good News" stories highlighting family outcomes
* Community engagement
* Support the organisation of parent workshops and special events
* Promote activities and workshops through flyers, messages and communication with families
* Assist families to connect with relevant services and supports within the community
* Maintain relationships with community stakeholders and partner organisations
About you
You are approachable, organised and passionate about supporting families and young children. You enjoy building relationships with parents and carers and working as part of a team to create welcoming community programs.
Essential requirements
* Minimum two years' relevant experience in a community, family or early years setting
* Identification as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, or demonstrated experience working alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families
* Understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural considerations and commitment to ongoing learning
* Strong organisational and communication skills
* Ability to work independently and as part of a team
* Strong digital literacy and ability to maintain records and reports
Desirable
* Qualifications in early childhood, community services or a related field
* Experience working in playgroups or early years programs
* Training or experience in trauma-informed practice
* Lived experience raising children aged 0–5 years
For any questions regarding the role please call 9193 6391 or email **************@byfh.org.au.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Interviewing commences immediately; if the right candidate is found, this advertisement will be closed.
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