About the Role As a Youth Worker, you'll provide secure, consistent and trauma-informed support to children and young people in our Residential Care and Supported Independent Living Services.
You'll build meaningful relationships, encourage independence and help young people develop the confidence and skills they need to navigate everyday life.
Flexibility is essential, as you'll need to be available to work a variety of shifts, including days, evenings, weekends, overnights and sleepovers.
Key Responsibilities Build safe, trusting relationships with children and young people.
Provide consistent, nurturing and trauma-informed care.
Encourage participation in meaningful activities and everyday experiences.
Support young people to develop independence and practical life skills.
Promote positive relationships with family, peers and support networks.
Support family visits and connections where appropriate.
Empower young people to have a voice and participate in decisions about their lives.




About You To be considered for paid employment as a Youth Worker in Queensland, you must: Hold or be actively working towards a relevant qualification (minimum Certificate IV).
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Hold an unrestricted driver's licence.
Hold, or be willing to obtain, a current First Aid and CPR certificate.
Demonstrate a commitment to child safety, trauma-informed practice and inclusion.
Have the flexibility to work across a variety of shifts, including weekends and overnight shifts.
Next Steps – What to Expect Our recruitment process includes: Interview – Individual interview, group assessment centre or Microsoft Teams.
Reference Checks – Focused on your experience and suitability for working with children and young people.
National Police Check – Paid for by LWB.
Blue Card – Paid for by LWB.
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📌 Youth Worker. Casual - Logan (Queensland)
🏢 Life Without Barriers
📍 Queensland