The role of a youth justice worker.
Key responsibilities
- You will speak directly to young people throughout the night, typically through their intercom.
- You will listen with care and compassion while keeping firm boundaries.
- You will also need to pass a pre-service health and fitness assessment.
- conduct regular wellbeing checks of young people.
What you need
- an Australian citizen – a birth certificate, citizenship certificate or current passport is required as proof of eligibility.
- A driver's licence is desirable but not mandatory.
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Youth Justice Worker - Night Shift in Australia-wide employer: Department of Justice and Community Safety
The Department of Justice and Community Safety in Victoria is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive work culture that prioritises collaboration and professional growth. Employees benefit from comprehensive training programs and opportunities to make a meaningful impact on community safety and rehabilitation efforts. With a commitment to the values of integrity and respect, this role provides a unique chance to lead dedicated teams in a vital sector.
Contact Details:
Department of Justice and Community Safety Recruitment Team
