Financial Capability Worker

The Salvation Army Australia

Dubbo

3 days ago

Dubbo

3 days ago

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Financial Capability Worker

The Salvation Army seeks a Financial Capability Worker in Dubbo, NSW, to provide financial literacy education and support, helping individuals and families build long-term financial capability. This part-time, on-site role requires a Certificate III in Community Services and strong interpersonal skills.

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On-site

Part-time

Entry Level

Salary

Not specified

Work Location

Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia, AU

Work Model

On-site

Employment Type

Part-time (3 days per week)

Experience Level

Not Applicable

Core Qualifications

Soft Skills

compassionatemotivatedinterpersonal skillsperson-centredholisticstrengths-basedcollaborationcommunication

Key Responsibilities

•Provide person-centred, holistic and strengths-based support to community members
•Develop and implement case plans that respond to individual financial wellbeing needs
•Deliver engaging financial literacy workshops to build long-term money management skills
•Monitor and review progress of case plans and adjust as needed in collaboration with community members
•Facilitate access to external support services and community networks
•Maintain accurate case notes and data in accordance with TSA’s systems and procedures (SAMIS)
•Follow The Salvation Army Moneycare Practice Framework and adhere to funding requirements
•Prepare timely and accurate reports for management and funding bodies
•Identify and escalate risks and service gaps to the Manager/Team Leader
•Participate in team meetings, professional development, and supervision
•Contribute to a positive team culture and continuous service improvement

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Key Responsibilities

•Provide person-centred, holistic and strengths-based support to community members

•Develop and implement case plans that respond to individual financial wellbeing needs

•Deliver engaging financial literacy workshops to build long-term money management skills

•Monitor and review progress of case plans and adjust as needed in collaboration with community members

•Facilitate access to external support services and community networks

•Maintain accurate case notes and data in accordance with TSA’s systems and procedures (SAMIS)

•Follow The Salvation Army Moneycare Practice Framework and adhere to funding requirements

•Prepare timely and accurate reports for management and funding bodies

•Identify and escalate risks and service gaps to the Manager/Team Leader

•Participate in team meetings, professional development, and supervision

•Contribute to a positive team culture and continuous service improvement