We are often on the lookout for passionate individuals to join our team and help make a difference to the people and communities we walk alongside.

Why Join Weave?

Weave is a dynamic, well respected non-profit organisation with over 48 years experience working with the community and providing holistic programs and services that really make a difference in people’s lives.

 

Employee benefits include:

  • Excellent pay and employment conditions including paid shut down period at Christmas time, paid study leave, access to clinical supervision and a strong commitment to staff professional development.
  • Opportunity to work alongside a dedicated, experienced, professional staff team who bring genuine passion and commitment to their work.

 

Some words Weave staff use to describe working at Weave:

Dynamic, creative, passionate, innovative, inclusive, accessible, respectful, authentic, flexible, reliable, consistent, genuine, engaging, transparent.

For information about Student Placements at Weave, please click here.

Current Opportunities

Targeted Earlier Intervention Caseworker – Weave Woolloomooloo

We are seeking a Targeted Earlier Intervention Caseworker to join our Weave Woolloomooloo team and provide intensive wrap-around case management for families with children aged 0-12 years and young people aged 12 - 25 years, predominantly from the Woolloomooloo, Darlinghurst and Kings Cross area. Case Management includes but is not limited to therapeutic and practical assistance, housing support, AOD and mental health support, information and referral, education assistance, access to support services, activities, groups, projects, and events.

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Creating Futures Bail Advocacy Program Youth & Family Caseworker

We are seeking a Youth & Family Caseworker to work alongside the Bail Advocacy Program team at the ALS and provide comprehensive, holistic, client-centred, casework support to Aboriginal young people aged 10-17 years or those over 17 who still have matters in the Children’s Court, who have criminal matters or who are at risk of police contact.

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