Financial Counsellor

The Salvation Army Australia

Morley

1 week ago

Morley

1 week ago

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Financial Counsellor

The Salvation Army seeks a Financial Counsellor for a permanent part-time hybrid role in Morley, WA, supporting financial hardship clients. You will provide counselling, advocacy, case planning, and remote support to Karratha, requiring some travel. A Diploma of Financial Counselling and relevant experience are essential.

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Hybrid

Part-time

Entry Level

Windows Office

Case Management Systems

Salary

Not specified

Work Location

Morley, Western Australia, Australia, AU

Work Model

Hybrid: remote support for Karratha hub with occasional travel to Karratha a few times per year

Employment Type

Part-time

Experience Level

Not Applicable

Core Qualifications

Soft Skills

communicationnegotiationrelational approachstrengths-based approachtime managementempathy

Tools (Must-have)

Windows Officecase management systems

Key Responsibilities

•Build trusting, respectful relationships that help people feel safe and supported
•Provide financial counselling that helps community members understand their rights and options
•Advocate on behalf of community members with creditors and service providers
•Develop case plans that reflect each person’s goals, strengths and circumstances
•Support people to connect with services and pathways that strengthen financial wellbeing
•Work closely with the Karratha Financial Capability Worker to ensure seamless, wrap-around support
•Provide remote financial counselling to participants in Karratha
•Travel to Karratha a few times a year to maintain connection and provide in-person support
•Contribute to a positive, inclusive team culture grounded in learning and collaboration
•Maintain accurate records and participate in reflective practice, supervision and team development

Financial CounsellorNon-profitFinancePart-timeHybridMorleyAustraliaThe Salvation ArmyFinancial HardshipCommunity Support

Key Responsibilities

•Build trusting, respectful relationships that help people feel safe and supported

•Provide financial counselling that helps community members understand their rights and options

•Advocate on behalf of community members with creditors and service providers

•Develop case plans that reflect each person’s goals, strengths and circumstances

•Support people to connect with services and pathways that strengthen financial wellbeing

•Work closely with the Karratha Financial Capability Worker to ensure seamless, wrap-around support

•Provide remote financial counselling to participants in Karratha

•Travel to Karratha a few times a year to maintain connection and provide in-person support

•Contribute to a positive, inclusive team culture grounded in learning and collaboration

•Maintain accurate records and participate in reflective practice, supervision and team development