Connect veterans and families to wellbeing services and community events. Use your event and engagement skills to build belonging.

07th October, 2026

About the role

Be the welcoming face of our Veteran & Family Wellbeing Centre in Townsville. You'll connect current and ex-serving Defence members and their families to centre services and outreach programs. You'll also run social connection activities and promote them to the community. Reporting to the Centre Manager, you'll work in a multidisciplinary team.

What you'll do
Provide trauma-informed, respectful support to veterans, families and community members
Plan, run and evaluate social connection and wellbeing activities and events
Promote services through social media, newsletters and posters
Coordinate bookings and records, and support reporting and WHS compliance
Build robust relationships with volunteers, Sub Branches and the wider team

Skills & experience
ADF service or a close connection, or experience working with current or ex-service personnel
Event coordination experience,



from logistics through to post-event review
Confident with social media and Microsoft Office
Excellent communication and relationship skills, with empathy for people in vulnerable circumstances
Queensland "C" class licence and a Working with Children Card (or willingness to obtain one); able to lift 10–12 kg

Why work at RSL Queensland?

For more than 100 years, RSL Queensland has supported veterans and their families through care, commemoration and camaraderie. Our Veteran Services team delivers clinical, employment, advocacy and wellbeing support across Queensland.

You'll also enjoy:
Salary packaging up to $15,900 per year, plus additional tax-saving perks
Novated leasing
Three gifted days of leave at Christmas
Tailored learning and development, including study support and leave

Applications close when the right person is found, so apply today. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted about next steps.

📌 Centre Coordinator Townsville City (Australia)
🏢 Rsl Queensland
📍 Australia