Canterbury City Community Centre · Lakemba, Sydney, Australia
Join Canterbury City Community Centre as a STARS Project Officer to support vital training and information services for volunteers in Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) funded aged care services. This part-time role offers meaningful impact in community development and aged care, with a flexible schedule and competitive pay.
About the Role
Canterbury City Community Centre (4CS) is seeking a dedicated Project Officer to join our Skills, Training and Resource Service (STARS). This position supports the delivery of training, workshops, and information to volunteers and workers in Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) funded Aged Care services. Based in Lakemba, Sydney, this part-time role (12 hours per week until 30th June 2027) is ideal for someone passionate about community development, aged care, and social inclusion. 4CS is a dynamic not-for-profit serving diverse communities in Canterbury-Bankstown and the Inner West. With 50 years of service, they value collaboration, innovation, and social impact. The ideal candidate will have experience in training, community welfare, and aged care, with strong organisational and communication skills. This is a unique opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of older Australians and their carers.
What You Will Do
Support the delivery of training, workshops, and information sessions for volunteers and workers in CHSP-funded aged care services.
Manage and maintain client records using a client record management system.
Develop and deliver training materials aligned with aged care standards and CHSP requirements.
Coordinate with stakeholders including aged care providers, volunteers, and community partners.
Ensure compliance with relevant legislation and organisational policies.
Provide support and guidance to volunteers in understanding their roles and responsibilities.
Contribute to the development of training programs and resources.
Participate in team meetings and project planning sessions.
What We Are Looking For
Relevant tertiary qualifications and/or experience in the social sciences, community welfare, and/or community development.
Experience and/or qualifications in training and delivering information sessions.
Experience and/or knowledge of the Commonwealth Home Support Program.
Exceptional organisational skills.
Demonstrated understanding of volunteering and requirements of organisations managing volunteers.
Excellent communication skills, including public speaking skills, and well-developed written communication skills.
Understanding of issues impacting ageing people and their carers.
Current driver’s licence and access to a vehicle.
Computer skills, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Experience with a client record management system.
Nice to Have
Experience working in a community-based organisation.
Understanding and experience of working with people facing barriers to inclusion.
Flexibility around days and hours, may occasionally be required to start early or finish outside office hours.
Experience and/or knowledge of the Aged Care reforms and Sector Support and Development.
If you are passionate about community development and aged care, and you want to make a real difference in the lives of older Australians, we want to hear from you. Apply today to join our team and contribute to a stronger, more inclusive community.