Support Coordinator/ Psychosocial Recovery CoachWho is the Compass Institute?The Compass Institute is a South East Queensland Charity dedicated to providing support for people with intellectual and/or physical disabilities. Compass uses an innovative further education model that enables young people with a disability to make a smooth transition from school to an increasingly independent future. Our programs promote physical, mental and emotional well-being empowering these young people to take up opportunities as they arise.Our vision for Compass is “Changing Lives”. As individuals, as an organisation and as a community, we can strive to develop equality in lifestyle, opportunity, integration and access for all people.Why should you join the Compass Institute?If you are passionate about being part of a team who positively impact the lives of others each day - this is the role for you!Compass is a values-based organisation and we focus all our effort on supporting our trainees (clients) to have choice and control.We are a supportive team who have fun, we are empowered and creative.There are salary packaging options of up to $15,900 pa as a not for profit.Employee Assistance Program and personal development opportunities.Compass is an equal opportunity and inclusive employer.About the role:We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Support Coordinator to join our team in the Sunshine Coast region, commencing immediately. This position will commence on a part time basis of 15 hours per week and grow as the caseload increases. As a Support Coordinator, you will collaborate closely with clients to optimise their NDIS-funded supports, connect them with appropriate service providers and Allied Health professionals, and monitor their progress toward achieving their plan goals.Responsibilities include:Assisting clients and their families in accessing and coordinating services.Developing collaborative relationships with internal and external stakeholders.Facilitating the implementation of all supports outlined in NDIS plans.Enhancing clients' skills to coordinate support and actively engage in their communities.Empowering clients with a comprehensive understanding of their plans & how to implement them.Conducting regular progress reviews of client plans, ensuring timely and accurate reporting to the NDIS.About you:Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.Strong written communication abilities.Demonstrable problem-solving skills.The capacity to collaborate effectively.An understanding or knowledge of the NDIS.Minimum 2 years experience in support coordination.Familiarity with psychosocial disabilities.Current NDIS Worker Screening Check & Working with Children Check (or willingness to obtain).Current First Aid and CPR Certification (or willingness to obtain).Completion of NDIS Mandatory Training (or willingness to complete).A valid Driver’s License and reliable, comprehensive insured vehicle.Relevant qualifications in Disability Services, Cert IV in Mental Health/Mental Health Peer Work.How to apply:If you are interested in joining the Compass team and meet the “essential criteria” outlined above, please apply via the seek process. For further information, please email Cara Sciberras, People & Culture Coordinator – (emailprotected)
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