Job Description
As our State Community Engagement Coordinator (NT), you'll represent us at events and in stakeholder settings across the Northern Territory.
You'll identify and attend relevant events, support stakeholder engagement, and help increase awareness and connection with our services by being a trusted presence on the ground.
This is a flexible, as-needed role, where you'll be engaged to source and attend agreed events and meetings.
We anticipate needing about 40 hours across a year with opportunities sourced by PANDA and the NT State Coordinator collaboratively.
Your daily impact
Identify and recommend relevant NT-based events for attendance
Represent us at community events and exhibitor stands
Engage confidently with community members and stakeholders
Attend stakeholder meetings as required to represent NT interests
Build awareness and encourage appropriate referrals to our services
Provide clear, concise feedback and reporting following events
Maintain professionalism and strong alignment to organisational purpose and messaging, Meaningful, community-based work making a real impact
Flexible, as-needed engagement
The prospect to represent a national organisation locally
Work that genuinely centres people, purpose and connection
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
NFP salary packaging & Portable Long Service Leave
Supportive, values-led culture
Work that genuinely centres people, purpose and safety
About the Employer
We're a national, values-led organisation working to ensure perinatal mental health is understood, supported and prioritised.
Everything we do is grounded in lived experience, evidence and compassion.
We work remotely, trust our people, and focus on impact over optics.
We believe good work happens when people feel safe,



supported and clear on what matters.
Our values guide how we show up every day: Collaborative.
Effective.
Brave.
About the Candidate
We're looking for someone passionate about community connection and perinatal mental health.
We're creating a new opportunity for someone to represent us on the ground in the Northern Territory.
This role exists because connection matters, and having the right person showing up in community, building trust and sharing who we are, matters just as much.
We're looking for someone values-led, confident in community settings, and comfortable building relationships across health, mental health and community sectors.
If you have experience working in or alongside the NT health system, are confident engaging with First Nations and culturally diverse stakeholders, and can represent an organisation with warmth and professionalism, this might be exactly the casual role you've been looking for.
, You're someone who cares about supporting the mental health of families.
You are confident, professional and genuinely enjoy connecting with people.
You're comfortable representing an organisation in public settings, speaking with stakeholders, and building trust in community especially First Nations communities.
You're tenacious about engaging with community organisations.
You:
Are passionate and confident speaking about mental health




Have experience or strong familiarity with the health or mental health sector
Communicate with warmth, clarity, accuracy and clear boundaries
Are confident approaching and engaging with new people
Are emotionally intelligent and professional in community settings
Can work independently and manage your time effectively
Understand the importance of representing an organisation appropriately
Have experience or strong familiarity with the health or mental health sector
Bring cultural awareness and respect, particularly when working with First Nations and culturally diverse communities
Have a current National Police Check, Working With Children Clearance, and the right to work in Australia.
, Experience working in health, mental health, community services or a related field
Confidence engaging with stakeholders and the public in community settings
Strong communication and relationship-building skills
Ability to work independently and represent the organisation professionally
Emotional maturity, sound judgement and clear personal boundaries
Alignment with our values
Current Working With Children Check (required)
Values alignment with Collaboration, Effectiveness and Bravery
Desirable:
Experience working with or within First Nations health or community contexts
Professional or semi-professional lived experience of perinatal mental health
Experience attending or coordinating community events
Background as a social worker, counsellor, nurse, midwife or similar
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