Early Years Coordinator – Frankston and Heatherton

We’re looking for an Early Years Coordinator to join our NDIS Services team. You’ll support people with disability to connect with their community, access services, and make the most of opportunities available through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and the broader community. This isn’t just a job; it’s a mission to create lasting change.

Location: We’re recruiting for Early Years Coordinator opportunities across the Bayside Peninsula Area.

Available office locations:

• Frankston Office, supporting the Frankston and Mornington Peninsula local government areas.
• Heatherton Office, supporting the Bayside and Kingston local government areas.

Salary: $93,670.78 - $100,783.94 per year + 12% superannuation.

Type of Employment: Permanent, full-time (38 hours per week).

Working Arrangement: To help set you up for success, your probation period will be fully office-based, giving you hands-on support and learning opportunities. Following probation, a hybrid work arrangement may be available, with a minimum of 60% of working time spent in the office.

WHY JOIN BSL?

• Leave Entitlements: 17.5% leave loading on annual leave. Ten (10) paid days of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Leave per year. Reproductive Leave, Gender Affirmation Leave, Cultural Leave and Family and Domestic Violence Leave.
• Financial Benefits: Salary Packaging - Claim up to $18,500 per year tax-free. Discounted health insurance. Discounted child care.
• Wellbeing: Optional free flu shots each year. A workplace that actively supports diversity, inclusion and accessibility.

ABOUT US

At the Brotherhood of St. Laurence (BSL), we see possibilities. We work alongside people and communities to create lasting change. As a social justice organisation with more than 90 years of experience, we’re committed to building a fairer and more inclusive Australia. Through our Disability Services team, we support people with disability to connect, participate and thrive in their communities.

ABOUT YOUR NEW ROLE

As an Early Years Coordinator, you will work with children experiencing developmental delay or disability. Together with their families, you will help to build their strengths, develop opportunities and promote access to the right supports at the right time. Through the NDIS Partner in the Community program, you’ll support people to access information, services and opportunities in their local community.

As an Early Years Coordinator, you will:

• Engage with the local community to assist children with developmental delay or disability access mainstream services regardless of NDIS eligibility.
• Support the delivery of a high-quality early childhood service in accordance with the contract, program guidelines, early childhood best practice principles and relevant legislative obligations.
• Ensure practices and processes are in place to enable service level monitoring, evaluation and reporting against Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and to ensure required outcomes and performance measures are met.
• Work collaboratively with management to identify opportunities for quality improvement, service development and potential resource implications.

ABOUT YOU

We welcome applications from people with experience in one or both of the following areas:

• Professional Pathway: Relevant tertiary qualifications or experience (Diploma, Bachelor or equivalent) working in the community or a related field with either children, families, or individuals with disability. Demonstrated understanding of the NDIS. Knowledge of the early childhood approach and early childhood best practice principles (desirable).
• Lived Experience Pathway: Lived experience with disability, or an understanding of the impact of disability on individuals, families, carers and communities.

In addition, we’re looking for people who have:

• Strong communication, listening and relationship-building skills.
• Experience working alongside communities to achieve shared goals.
• Confidence using a range of computer programs and technology, with strong attention to detail when entering and managing information.
• Demonstrated skills in conflict resolution and change management.

Whether your strengths come from formal qualifications, lived experience, or a combination of both, we’d love to hear from you. We actively encourage applications from people with disability, and lived experience is a valued strength in this work.

Applications close Tuesday 27 October 2026 at 11:55 pm.

Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Statement: We are an EEO and understand the importance of diversity and inclusion. We recognise that everyone has the right to an equitable, safe and productive environment and to be treated with dignity and respect. We welcome applications from all people regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, cultural background, disability or sexual orientation. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.

Safeguarding Statement: BSL is a child-safe organisation. BSL has zero tolerance to any form of abuse or harm to vulnerable people and is committed to specifically protecting children from harm. Successful applicants will be subject to pre-employment checks including criminal history and working with children. Recruitment decisions are based on the key inherent needs and requirements of each role, and candidates are selected based on their unique strengths and characteristics. Applicants must have proof of working rights in Australia.