Hunter Recruitment Group is partnering with

Kurri Kurri Community Services (KKCS)

to recruit an experienced and compassionate

Youth Court-Support Caseworker

for an exciting new 12 month pilot program across the Hunter Valley.

This is an opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of young people involved in, or at risk of entering, the youth justice system. Working across court and community settings, you will provide early intervention, therapeutic case management and practical support to young people experiencing complex challenges. Your focus will be on addressing the underlying factors contributing to offending and risk taking behaviours, strengthening protective factors and helping young people build positive pathways forward.

About the Role You will work collaboratively with young people, families, courts, government agencies and community organisations to deliver individualised, trauma informed support. Your key responsibilities will include:

Attending designated court list days across the Hunter to identify and engage young people requiring support.

Providing information, guidance and practical assistance to young people navigating court processes.

Undertaking assessments, developing individualised case plans and implementing therapeutic interventions.

Supporting young people to build resilience and develop positive life skills.

Coordinating referrals and access to education, employment, accommodation, health and community services.

Collaborating with DCJ, courts, Aboriginal organisations and other community stakeholders to deliver integrated support.

Conducting risk assessments, maintaining accurate case records and ensuring compliance with safeguarding requirements.





Delivering culturally safe, inclusive and trauma-informed services that recognise the individual needs of young people and their families.

Hunter Recruitment Group is partnering with

Kurri Kurri Community Services (KKCS)

to recruit an experienced and compassionate

Youth Court-Support Caseworker

for an exciting new 12 month pilot program across the Hunter Valley.

This is an opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of young people involved in, or at risk of entering, the youth justice system. Working across court and community settings, you will provide early intervention, therapeutic case management and practical support to young people experiencing complex challenges. Your focus will be on addressing the underlying factors contributing to offending and risk taking behaviours, strengthening protective factors and helping young people build positive pathways forward.

About the Role You will work collaboratively with young people, families, courts, government agencies and community organisations to deliver individualised, trauma informed support. Your key responsibilities will include:

Attending designated court list days across the Hunter to identify and engage young people requiring support.

Providing information, guidance and practical assistance to young people navigating court processes.





Undertaking assessments, developing individualised case plans and implementing therapeutic interventions.

Supporting young people to build resilience and develop positive life skills.

Coordinating referrals and access to education, employment, accommodation, health and community services.

Collaborating with DCJ, courts, Aboriginal organisations and other community stakeholders to deliver integrated support.

Conducting risk assessments, maintaining accurate case records and ensuring compliance with safeguarding requirements.

Delivering culturally safe, inclusive and trauma-informed services that recognise the individual needs of young people and their families.

About You To be successful, you will demonstrate:

A Bachelor's Degree in Social Work or equivalent relevant qualification (AQF Level 7 or higher).

Experience supporting vulnerable young people through complex case management, therapeutic interventions or early intervention services.

An understanding of youth justice, child protection, trauma-informed practice and safeguarding principles.

The ability to undertake assessments, develop case plans and manage risk appropriately.

Solid communication, relationship building and stakeholder coordination skills.

The ability to engage respectfully and effectively with Aboriginal young people, families and culturally diverse communities.

Strong organisational skills, professional documentation capabilities and the ability to work independently.

Demonstrated understanding of Child Protection Legislation and National Child Safe Standards.

Experience in youth justice, child protection, therapeutic

📌 Youth Court-Support Caseworker (Kurri Kurri)
🏢 Hunter Recruitment Group
📍 Kurri Kurri