• Flexible hours between 7:30 am – 5:30 pm to suit your schedule.
• Work from home up to 3 days per week (after training).
• Salary packaging benefits to increase your take-home pay.
  Join a supportive, inclusive team in a full-time role through December 2025, with potential to extend. Enjoy flexible hours (7:30 AM–5:30 PM) and up to 3 days working from home. You’ll benefit from 5 weeks’ annual leave, salary packaging to boost your take-home pay, and great perks—including discounted gym memberships, health insurance, and ongoing professional development.
  Are you passionate about supporting First Nations children with disability and developmental delays to thrive? Join Northcott’s Early Childhood team in an Identified Position (Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander designated) and help shape a more inclusive future. Based in Northern NSW, this role covers the Grafton, Lismore, and Tweed Heads regions—offering the opportunity to make a real impact across diverse communities.

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS

• Aboriginality confirmed by a common seal and a reference from an Aboriginal organisation or community group.
• Tertiary qualification in Early Childhood or Allied Health is desirable
• Understanding of child protection principles and Keep Them Safe
• Valid Driver’s Licence (P1 minimum) and willingness to travel across Northern NSW, including Grafton, Lismore, and Tweed Heads.
• WWCC & NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Full Australian working rights

This role focuses on supporting First Nations children aged 0–9 with disabilities or developmental delays — empowering their independence, community inclusion, and overall quality of life.

You’ll also:

• Build strong, respectful relationships with First Nations families, ensuring their voices and preferences are at the forefront
• Undertake observations of a child in their natural environment (face to face and/or remotely via video conference, where applicable) to assess their functioning and support needs
• Support First Nations families to establish meaningful goals & aspirations for their child and family and track progression toward goals
• Provide community connections and linkages to mainstream services in the local area to improve children’s access to the right supports and meaningful social participation.
• Work within the framework of the Best Practice Guidelines in Early Intervention.
• This role is based in Sydney and involves travelling across the area to engage with families and communities in their own homes.