- Published:
- Monday, 23 September 2019 at 12:37 am
Child wellbeing, Aboriginal and family violence practitioners interested in working at The Orange Door in Ballarat can find out more about vacancies at two information sessions being held in Ballarat CBD on Wednesday 9 October.
The information sessions are being organised by 3 partner service agencies in The Orange Door in Ballarat:
- Berry Street
- Child & Family Services Ballarat
- Ballarat & District Aboriginal Co-Operative
The Orange Door will be opening in the Central Highlands area next year and the agencies will shortly begin recruiting specialist practitioners who want to be part of this meaningful work.
At the information sessions, practitioners will have the opportunity to hear from all the agency partners who will be part of The Orange Door, as well as hear from some current practitioners and ask questions.
The partner agencies will be taking expressions of interest at the information sessions.
The Orange Door is a free service for adults, children and young people who are experiencing family violence and for families who need support with the care and wellbeing of children and young people.
The Orange Door also works to address the risks posed by perpetrators of violence.
Last year, The Orange Door opened in Barwon, Bayside Peninsula, Inner Gippsland, Mallee and North Eastern Melbourne.
The information sessions will be held:
When:
3pm and 7pm, Wednesday 9 October
Where:
Ballarat & District Aboriginal Co-Operative office, 5 Market Street, Ballarat.
RSVP:
There is no need to RSVP, you can just turn up to either of the information sessions.
Download the session flyer
Videos
Watch this short video of workers at The Orange Door in Barwon and Mallee sharing their stories about how the new service is helping to keep people experiencing family violence safer.
Watch this short film from Berry Street to find out more about the roles that will be available at The Orange Door in Ballarat.
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