HOPE Community Services has been supporting Western Australians for over 120 years, delivering services across alcohol and other drugs, mental health, justice, and family and domestic violence. Walking together with the community to restore hope and transform lives across WA.

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HOPE Community Services has been supporting Western Australians for over 120 years, delivering services across alcohol and other drugs, mental health, justice, and family and domestic violence. Walking together with the community to restore hope and transform lives across WA.

About the Role

As theMen’s Service Coordinator, you will lead and develop the Goldfields Men’s Service, providing culturally responsive support for men across the region.

Based atMara Pirni Healing Place in Kalgoorlie, you will lead a team delivering case management, behaviour change, wellbeing, healing, and community-based programs that promote accountability, healthy relationships, and family safety.

Working alongside men, families, communities, Aboriginal organisations, and partner agencies, you will strengthen pathways to support, facilitate healing and behaviour change, and contribute to the prevention of family and domestic violence.

Key responsibilities include:

- Leading the Men’s Service outreach, education, healing, and behaviour change programs.
- Providing day-to-day leadership, supervision, workload coordination, and professional development for the Men’s Healing Collective team.
- Supporting culturally safe, trauma-informed, strengths-based, and accountable practice.
- Building robust community partnerships and referral pathways across health, justice, legal, and social services.
- Representing the Men’s Service at relevant networks, forums, interagency meetings, and the Hub Operations Committee.
- Coordinating program planning, delivery, evaluation, reporting, and continuous improvement.
- Maintaining accurate client records, service data, and reporting in line with organisational and Department of Communities requirements.




- Identifying service gaps and supporting new initiatives, funding opportunities, and community education activities.

What’s on Offer

- SCHADS Award Level 5 salary + super.
- Generous salary packaging benefits to increase your take-home pay.
- An opportunity to lead and shape an important men’s service across the Goldfields.
- The opportunity to contribute to culturally responsive healing, behaviour change, and family and domestic violence prevention.
- Comprehensive induction, supervision, and professional development.
- A values-driven organisation guided byDiligence, Courage, Collaboration, and Optimism.
- Supportive workplace culture with EAP and wellbeing support.
- The opportunity to work with a long-standing community organisation with over 120 years of impact across WA.

You’ll Need

- Relevant qualifications inSocial Work, Psychology, Counselling, Aboriginal Health, or a related disciplineare desirable, and/or significant relevant experience.
- Demonstrated experience leading and supervising teams within a community services environment.
- Experience working with men, families, and communities affected by family and domestic violence, including people who use violence and victim-survivors.
- Demonstrated cultural knowledge and experience working respectfully with Aboriginal people, families, communities, and diverse population groups.
- Strong communication, leadership, facilitation, community engagement, and relationship-building skills.
- Experience applying trauma-informed, strengths-based, and culturally responsive practice.
- Experience developing partnerships and referral networks across community, health, justice,



and social services.
- Understanding of case management, confidentiality, information sharing, and professional boundaries.
- Experience with theWA Family and Domestic Violence Common Risk Assessment and Risk Management Frameworkis desirable.

Pre-employment requirements

- CurrentC or A Class Driver’s Licence.
- National Police Clearance / Police Certificatewithin the required timeframe.
- Working with Children Check.
- Current First Aid Certificate.

Next Steps

At HOPE, we believe in creating workplaces where people feel valued, supported, and empowered to make a real impact. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and strongly encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to apply.

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Non-Profit Organisations 101-1,000 employees

Hope Community Services is a not-for-profit organisation that has been supporting individuals and communities across Western Australia for over 120 years.

We provide services in alcohol and other drugs, mental health, youth justice, family and domestic violence, and homelessness. Guided by values of inclusion, care, and impact, HOPE works to empower people facing complex challenges to create positive change in their lives.

Hope Community Services is a not-for-profit organisation that has been supporting individuals and communities across Western Australia for over 120 years.

We provide services in alcohol and other drugs, mental health, youth justice, family and domestic violence, and homelessness. Guided by values of inclusion, care, and impact, HOPE works to empower people facing complex challenges to create positive change in their lives.

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📌 Men's Service Coordinator (Kalgoorlie - Boulder)
🏢 Hope Community Services
📍 Kalgoorlie - Boulder