Are you ready to use your skills to make a real impact? As a Case Worker with the Department for Child Protection in South Australia, you will play a vital role in supporting children in care and strengthening families. This is a chance to apply your expertise in case management, work independently, and collaborate with a team dedicated to positive change. Every day brings an opportunity to make a difference, support cultural inclusion, and help children build brighter and safer futures.
Living in the Murraylands means enjoying the best of both worlds, the tranquility of country living and the convenience of being just a short drive from Adelaide. Set along the picturesque Murray River, the region offers a relaxed lifestyle surrounded by rolling farmland, wetlands, and thriving local communities. From boating and fishing to visiting local markets, cafes, and wineries, life here is about connection, nature, and balance.
Working in the Murraylands offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while being part of a close-knit and supportive team. Our office values collaboration and community partnership, working together to deliver positive outcomes for children and families across the region. If you’re looking to grow your career while enjoying an affordable, family friendly lifestyle, the Murraylands is the perfect place to call home. Click here for more info.
In this role, you will:
- Manage cases for children and families with independence and care.
- Develop and action case plans to meet individual needs.
- Connect clients to services, networks and culturally appropriate supports.
- Support children in care by building strong and trusting relationships.
- Collaborate with team members and professionals to achieve positive outcomes.
To be successful:
You are confident in applying your skills to support children and families with compassion and professionalism. You bring strong case management experience, the ability to work independently, and the resilience to handle challenging situations with care.
You have the communication skills to build respectful relationships with children, families, carers and service providers. You are also committed to cultural inclusion and to working with Aboriginal people and culturally diverse communities. If you are motivated to use your expertise to create safer and stronger outcomes for children, we encourage you to apply.