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- This role is open exclusively to individuals who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples in accordance with the position's designated Aboriginal identification.
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About the Role
We are seeking a dedicated Program Coordinator who is passionate about creating opportunities for Aboriginal people to thrive. This role involves leading our Workplace Mentoring Program, supporting Aboriginal young people on the Central Coast to explore education, training, and employment opportunities. You will connect with mentors, employers, schools, and training providers to build pathways that empower participants and deliver impactful, lasting outcomes.
Based in our Gosford office, this position is full-time, Monday through Friday, and offers a supportive team environment, a competitive salary, and access to a pool vehicle for work-related travel.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and manage the Workplace Mentoring Program dedicated to Aboriginal youth.
- Develop and maintain strong relationships with mentors, employers, educational institutions, and training providers.
- Create and facilitate pathways to education, training, and employment for program participants.
- Inspire and motivate participants to achieve their goals and strengthen community connections.
- Lead and support a small team to effectively deliver program objectives.
About Bara Barang
Bara Barang Corporation is an Aboriginal-owned and operated nonprofit committed to empowering Aboriginal young people and strengthening cultural ties across the Central Coast region. Our culturally grounded programs include mentoring, career planning, cultural education, and employment pathways, all aimed at fostering meaningful and enduring change.
Candidate Profile and Eligibility
- Strong relationship-building skills with enthusiasm for supporting individuals and program success.
- Experience coordinating community, mentoring, or case management programs.
- Confidence in leading a team and managing multiple stakeholders.
- This is an Aboriginal Identified Position; applicants must identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.
If you are ready to lead a program that creates meaningful change within the community and culture, we encourage you to apply.
Additional Information
Reference Number: BH-62029