Contribute to a nationally significant program improving outcomes for victim-survivorsYour new company

Work for

Australia's independent regulator for online safety and a global leader in addressing online harms.

Work directly with frontline practitioners,

domestic,

family and sexual violence services,

and victim-survivors to strengthen responses to technology-facilitated abuse and improve safety outcomes nationwide.The service forms part of

Australia's broader commitment to ending violence against women and children and plays a critical role in supporting the sector to respond to emerging online risks,

coercive control,

digital surveillance,

online harassment and abuse.

Your new role

This is an prospect to become one of the key relationship-builders and sector representatives for a nationally significant initiative addressing one of

Australia's most complex and rapidly evolving social issues.Operating across

Australia,

you will build and maintain strategic relationships with domestic,

family and sexual violence organisations,

peak bodies,

advocacy groups,

frontline services,

government agencies and subject matter experts.In this position,

you will become a trusted connection point with organisations and stakeholders across the domestic,

family and sexual violence sector.

You'll engage with service providers,

peak organisations,

frontline practitioners,

community groups,

government stakeholders and subject matter experts across the country,

helping ensure that the organisations services,

resources and support offerings continue to meet the needs of the sector.You'll spend time facilitating workshops with practitioners,

leading stakeholder consultations,





attending conferences and sector forums,

presenting to senior leaders,

coordinating co-design activities and bringing together diverse stakeholders to solve complex challenges.Just as importantly,

you'll be the voice of the sector internally.Key responsibilities:Building and maintaining productive relationships with key stakeholders across

AustraliaActing as the primary liaison between the organisation and domestic,

family and sexual violence organisationsRepresenting the service at conferences,

forums,

working groups,

advisory committees and sector eventsFacilitating stakeholder consultations,

workshops,

co-design activities and partnership initiativesPromoting awareness,

understanding and adoption of service offerings and resourcesGathering sector intelligence and identifying emerging trends and issuesPreparing stakeholder reports,

consultation outcomes,

briefing papers and presentationsContributing to strategic projects and initiatives designed to strengthen sector capabilitySupporting continuous improvement across resources,

services and stakeholder engagement activitiesWorking collaboratively with policy,

operational and service delivery teams to deliver high-quality outcomesFor an experienced stakeholder engagement professional,

it represents a rare opportunity to combine relationship management expertise with meaningful social impact.What you'll need to succeed

What you'll get in return

What you need to do now

If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.

If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career.

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📌 Sector Liaison and Engagement Lead, DFSV (Sydney)
🏢 Hays
📍 Sydney