If you are committed to trauma‑informed, youth‑centred practice and passionate about improving outcomes for vulnerable young people within the Permanency Support Program (PSP), we’d love to hear from you!

- Position Type: Full time (Maternity Contract until January 2027)
- Office Location: Liverpool, NSW
- Award Classification: SCHADS Level 3
- Remunerations: $46.70-$50.25+ 12% superannuation
- Salary packaging: up to $15,900 per year, through Maxxia

About us: At Anglicare NSW South, NSW West & ACT (Anglicare), we are committed to the rights, safety and wellbeing of children and young persons. Across Regional NSW and through our St Saviours service in Sydney, we deliver high‑quality Permanency Support Program services—including Intensive Therapeutic Care, Foster & Kinship Care, and Carer Support.

We’re known for our trauma‑informed, culturally safe practice and for supporting carers to provide stable, nurturing homes. With a zero‑tolerance approach to child abuse, we equip our people to identify, prevent and respond to harm, and we foster a culture where every child or young person feels heard, valued and safe.

People choose Anglicare because we lead with compassion, integrity and strong therapeutic practice - making us an employer of choice for those passionate about keeping children and young person's safe, supported and connected.

About the Role:

As a Case Manager within the Intensive Therapeutic Care team, you will support children and young people through therapeutic, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive case management. Working collaboratively with families, carers, and stakeholders, you will help achieve positive outcomes in safety, stability, wellbeing, and permanency.

Key Responsibilities:

As the Case Manager you will:

- Prepare high quality reports and case notes that are accurate, timely, objective, and aligned with organisational and legislative requirements.




- Engage effectively with stakeholders including families, significant others, service providers, and community partners to support positive outcomes for young people.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with families to enhance collaboration, transparency, and shared decision making.
- Coordinate and support the wellbeing of young people with complex needs through structured planning, daily organisation, and proactive intervention.
- Support the team in advocacy by liaising with, external agencies, and internal stakeholders to ensure young people receive appropriate resources and services.
- Work confidently with foster carers to support young people with varied needs while maintaining professional and emotional regulation.
- Collaborate with the care team to deliver consistent, trauma informed, and person centred care.
- Contribute to risk management and safety planning by identifying risks, participating in safety planning, and implementing strategies that promote stability and wellbeing.
- Bring operational reliability, including active participation in the on‑call roster to support critical services.

What you will bring:

- A relevant Bachelor’s degree or relevant Diploma working towards a Bachelor’s degree. The preferred minimum qualifications are Bachelor of Social Work, Social Welfare, Bachelor of Psychology, Nursing and Mental Health.
- Two years' experience working as a Case Manager, within Community Services field.
- Mandatory compliance requirements including a valid NSW Working With Children Check, current Driver’s Licence,



current First Aid Certificate, and registration under the NSW Residential Care Worker Register.
- Strong report writing and case noting capability with the ability to document clearly, objectively, and in line with best practice.
- Excellent communication and engagement skills that support meaningful relationships with families, young people, and the care teams.
- Experience supporting young people with complex needs and the resilience to work effectively in high pressure or rapidly changing environments.
- A collaborative mindset with the ability to work cohesively within a care team and contribute to shared goals.
- Confidence in risk assessment and safety planning, including the ability to recognise early warning signs and respond appropriately.
- Solid organisational skills with the ability to prioritise competing demands while maintaining a focus on wellbeing and therapeutic outcomes.
- Advocacy skills and experience liaising with funding bodies to ensure young people receive the supports they require.
- Commitment to trauma informed, youth centred practice and a genuine passion for improving outcomes for vulnerable young people.

How to apply: Please submit your resume and a cover letter outlining how your experience aligns with the key responsibilities of the role listed above. For enquiries, contact the Recruitment team at [email protected]

Shortlisted applicants will be required to undergo reference checks, WWCC verification and a National Criminal History Check prior to receiving an offer.

Applications close: 28 August 2026.

(Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, and this advertisement may close earlier than the listed closing date if a suitable candidate is identified.)

Anglicare NSW South, NSW West, ACT is a child-safe organisation. Find out more about us on our website- LinkedIn and Facebook pages.

📌 Case Manager - Intensive Therapeutic Care (Maternity Contract) (Liverpool)
🏢 Anglicare NSW South, NSW West u0026 ACT
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