Community Engagement Facilitator (Identified)
Community Engagement Facilitator (Identified)
Apply at: https://aurorafoundation.com.au/about-us/join-our-team/join-the-aurora-team/
About the role
Your primary objective is to support the delivery of our High School Program in NSW, in close collaboration with the HSP/RISE Delivery Manager, the HSP/RISE Engagement Manager and the rest of the HSP/RISE team. In addition, the role supports the establishment and fostering of external stakeholder relationships.
What does success look like in this role?
- Ongoing engagement of students in the Program.
- Frequency of touch points with stakeholders.
- Feedback from students, schools and families on their experience of the Program.
- Commitment to child safety.
- Contribution to team dynamics.
- Alignment with Aurora values.
Working with Aurora
What will make me successful in this role?
- To align with our vision that supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to realise their full education and employment potential.
- To uphold our core values of respect, collaboration, accountability, and impact.
- To promote cultural, psychological, and child safety, and encourage an inclusive and supportive environment.
- To be a leader who prioritizes purpose and people, and is dedicated to achieving excellence, promoting well-being, and fostering personal and professional growth.
Selection criteria
Experience
- A demonstrated understanding of Indigenous histories, cultures, organisations and the issues facing Indigenous people in Australia meeting their aspirations for their communities and families. Provide regular reporting as required.
- Managing stakeholders across diverse settings within the education or community services space
- Prior experience working with Indigenous young people
- Understanding of trauma-informed, child-centred and strength-based approaches.
- Tertiary qualifications in community services, youth services and social work highly regarded or equivalent experience
- Experience working with competing priorities
- Well-developed written communication capabilities.
Skills
- The ability to communicate effectively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, stakeholders and organisations.
- Strong verbal communication and interpersonal skills, with an ability to collaborate across teams.
- Ability to balance receiving guidance and exercising initiative.
- Be open to receiving feedback and continuously learning and growing.
- Be proactive, self-organised, and capable of working independently.
- Embrace creativity and encourage diverse thinking and working approaches.
- Be adaptable to change and responsive to the shifting priorities and requirements of the organisation.
- Strong MS Suite, SharePoint and Dynamics or similar CRM skills
- Planning, project management, and implementation skills
- Stakeholder engagement and management