Career opportunities
We welcome enquiries from people interested in contributing to our work to prevent and respond to sexual violence in our communities, particularly in the areas of counselling and support. Please get in touch any time to express your interest and tell us about your knowledge and skills.
Sexual Assault Support Counsellor
An opportunity to become a member of our Therapeutic Services Team, providing support & advocacy services to victim-survivors of sexual assault.
Senior Counsellor - Therapeutic Counselling
An opportunity for you to lead Laurel House's medium to long-term support services including counselling, advocacy and case management for victim-survivors affected by sexual harm.
Sexual Assault Support Counsellor (Children & Young People)
An opportunity to become a member of our Therapeutic Services Team, providing specialist clinical support and advocacy services to victim-survivors of sexual assault.
Sexual Assault Support Counsellor - North
An opportunity to become a member of our Therapeutic Services team, providing specialist clinical, support and advocacy services to victim-survivors of sexual assault.
Counsellor – Sexual Assault Support – North West
This position is expected to provide a high standard of trauma-informed clinical practice working with victim-survivors of sexual assault and children and young people with harmful sexual behaviour.
Senior Counsellor, Group Programs and Peer Support
This unique opportunity will see you lead the development, delivery, expansion and evaluation of group based and peer support programs for victim-survivors.
Policy Officer
Step into the transformative position of Policy Officer at Laurel House, where your mission is to champion strategic policy and advocacy initiatives.
Our commitment to diversity
We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians and first peoples on the land on which we live, work and play. We pay our respects to the Tasmanian Aboriginal community, to elders past and present and to all those who continue caring for lutruwita/Tasmania, sharing stories and upholding rights. We acknowledge the impacts of colonisation and dispossession and the contemporary disadvantage experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We also acknowledge the devastating impacts of family and sexual violence and child removal in Aboriginal communities. We recognise the power of truth telling and ongoing leadership by Aboriginal communities in addressing and preventing family and sexual violence.
We recognise, welcome and respect people of all genders, sexes and sexualities. Laurel House is committed to improving access and inclusion for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual people.
Our commitment to child safety
Laurel House is a Child and Youth Safe Organisation.
We have zero tolerance for child abuse and have systems to protect children and young people from abuse. We take all allegations and concerns very seriously and respond to them consistently in line with our policies and procedures.
We actively work to listen to and empower children and to provide an inclusive and safe environment for all young people.
We are committed to promoting cultural safety and to ensuring that the diverse needs of children and young people are met.
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