Oversee the operations of the Community Development Program and the on-ground teams in multiple remote locations.
20th August, 2025
About the Role
The CDP Operations Manager reports to the Remote Employment Manager and, with guidance, oversees the operations of the Community Development Program and the on-ground teams in multiple remote locations. The role involves providing strategic support to the community development leadership team. You will directly contribute to improved outcomes that will enhance the lives of some of Australia's most remote First Nations Peoples.
* Lead, manage, and develop a team of Community Development Site Managers across several locations.
* Meet service delivery guidelines and reporting requirements to the National Indigenous Australians Agency and GM of Community Services.
* Support and manage community-based CDP programs and finances.
* Collaborate with participants and community for support strategies and timely responses.
About You
* Relevant experience and qualifications in CDP or human services.
* Strong communication skills and senior management advisory experience.
* Proven ability to manage a budget – experience with federally funded programs is advantageous.
* Dedication to maintaining a robust WHS framework.
* Ethical integrity in Community Development Service delivery.
Note: This position is based in the Darwin Support Office. Travel will be required to remote Indigenous Communities with overnight stays.
Work within a purpose-driven organisation, in a truly unique part of the world, with a fast-paced environment travelling the Territory and beyond, supporting highly respected leaders and your community. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience
About ALPA
The Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation (ALPA) has been in operation since 1972. They are Australia's largest financially independent Indigenous corporation and employ over 1400 employees across 26 remote locations throughout the NT and QLD. Their sole purpose is to create economic independence and equal opportunity for Aboriginal people.
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