Hayley Rose Email & Phone Number

Sydney, Nsw, Au

Mosman High

Student Support Officers work within the school community to enhance student wellbeing and learning outcomes in partnership with the wellbeing team and the school counselling service. Student Support Officers provide individual and targeted wellbeing support and whole of school wellbeing initiatives and programs that are evidence-based. They have a pivotal role in working collaboratively with external agencies and creating referral pathways for students and families to child and family support agencies. SSOs support the implementation of the school’s whole-of-school approach to wellbeing, helping students develop social and emotional skills through targeted strengths-based programs and strategies that build resilience, coping skills and positive relationships. Key Accountabilities: • Improve the wellbeing, resilience and pro-social behaviours of students by working in partnership with the wellbeing team and the school counselling service to prioritise and deliver individual, small group and whole-school evidence-based programs and strategies.• Enhance student learning and wellbeing outcomes by identifying and establishing support networks for students with staff, the school community, and locally-based government services and community agencies.• Support transition, between schools and post-school enrolments by working with transition coordinators and external providers.• Facilitate student referrals to external providers by establishing and maintaining referral pathways with appropriate local services.• Support data collection processes to evaluate and feedback on school-based wellbeing programs and strategies.• Support the implementation of departmental student wellbeing priorities, whole-school wellbeing programs and build positive community relationships.

Sydney, Australia

To implement a collaborative, coordinated and planned community development approach to meeting the needs of young people aged 9 – 20 years in Lane Cove. Duties include:*Research, identify, analyse and evaluate the needs of young people in Lane Cove through consultation with young people and their families, community groups, service providers, and government departments, including, implementing and reviewing Council’s Youth Social Plan 2010-2014.*In consultation with the Manager, Community Services Branch, effectively and efficiently manage Synergy Youth Centre, its programs and maintain the Youth Services budget.*In consultation with other Youth Services staff, market and promote the Youth Services’ programs and activities for young people aged 9-20 years in the Municipality.*Provide information and referral on appropriate community services to young people, their families and other residents as required.*Establish and maintain relevant youth oriented networks within the local community.*Develop effective partnerships with key personnel in major agencies aimed at promoting youth issues.*Identify and secure Council, Government, community and private enterprise resources and support that can be utilised in the development of Youth Services.*Establish and maintain effective communication mechanisms with youth via both a Council and a Youth Website and investigate ways that multimedia and social networking sites can be used to engage and reach young people.

Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia

CatholicCare's Naremburn Family Centre delivers a range of programs including Family & Youth Support, Counselling, Disabilities Services and Family Dispute Resolution. Duties included:• Lead and enable their staff to provide high quality case management, support and information to individuals and families receiving support through family and youth services.• Provide staff supervision, development and training opportunities.• Apply their detailed knowledge of homelessness, domestic violence, and child protection to ensure high quality support for individuals and families who have experienced complex issues and trauma.• Deliver some direct high quality group work as required.• Monitor program budgets, maintain accurate statistics on team activities and comply with internal and external reporting requirements.• Facilitate networking within the broader community and identify opportunities for partnerships.

Sydney, Australia

Marist Youth Care is a not for profit organization which provides a range of services for over 1000 young people and their families every year throughout the Western Sydney region.Coordinator of: Juvenile Justice Joint Service Program (JSP) - Case work support; JSP 28 Day Crisis Accommodation; Maggies Place - refuge for homeless young women 15-21 years old; Yanna Janawee - Indigenous Community Links programProvide professional, developmental services to young people and their families in supported accommodation programs as well as in the community in an outreach capacity. Supervise ten staff, ensuring development of skills. Maintain collaborative working relationships with internal and external stakeholders. Work therapeutically with families to build resilience and emotional regulation skills.• Foster positive relationships with young people ensure the care, supervision and safe custody of residents• Supervise staff• Successful collaboration with multiple clients and relevant stakeholders to address needs of young people and adolescents.• Facilitation of multiple interagency meetings to achieve positive client outcomes.• Engage clients in case plans relating to their individual needs, goals and strategies• Maintain client records and undertake day-to-day client administration duties• Develop work plans• Report to federal and state government funding bodies• Maintain statistics and records

Sydney, Australia

Kissingpoint Cottage is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support for families residing in the Sydney region. The centre is governed in accordance with the Incorporations Act (NSW).• Provide administrative and financial reporting support to the executive members of the Kissingpoint Cottage management committeeMaintain the financial procedures and accountancy practices including budgeting, reconciling bank accounts, receipting, banking, apply purchasing and inventory control requirements, provide accurate financial statements for management committee meetings, invoicing, and MYOB data entry.• Prepare funding applications and adhere to funding guidelines for reporting and accountability.• Develop new programs and services in context of strengthening connection to the Sydney community and enhancing resilience.• Source local sponsorship and volunteer based fundraising, including coordination of volunteers.• Facilitate structured early intervention playgroups for children between 0-5 years

Canberra, Australia

Community Youth Justice is responsible for the supervision of young people who have been placed on a Court Order by the ACT Children's Court or the ACT Supreme Court. The Section provides this supervision through a strengths based management model, which provides a balance between community protection, restitution and rehabilitation. Ongoing case management of adolescents and young people in a statutory environment to address criminogenic need; working collaboratively with government and non-government services to support young people; application of actuarial criminogenic risk assessments; authoring of professional reports for the ACT Children’s Court and ACT Supreme Court informed by risk assessments; management of sensitive client information in accordance with relevant legislation. • Foster positive relationships with young people ensure the care, supervision and safe custody of residents within the facility • Successful collaboration with multiple clients and relevant stakeholders to address criminogenic need in young people and adolescents;• High standard completion of all required professional Court reports within set deadlines, on multiple occasions attracting favourable feedback from recipient Magistrates; • Facilitation of multiple interagency meetings to achieve positive client outcomes. • Engage Clients in case plans relating to their individual needs, goals and strategies• Liaise with families, carers, government and community agencies involved in the case management process• Provide and maintain necessary written records in a variety of formats such as client records, memos and reports• Maintain client records and undertake day to day client administration duties • Attend and participate in a range of meetings relating to residents and the operation of the Centre, including shift briefings and de-briefings, staff meetings, staff training and development programs, and staff performance and appraisal.

Canberra, Australia

Bimberi Youth Justice Centre (Bimberi) is a human rights compliant youth detention facility. Bimberi provides safe and secure accommodation for young people between the ages of 10 and 21 years who are remanded in custody or sentenced to a period of detention by the ACT Children’s or Supreme Courts. Bimberi facilitates rehabilitation and promotes the reintegration of children and young people into the community through a range of programs and servicesLeading a team to carry out the following duties to enhance the safe care, custody and supervision of residents within the Bimberi Youth Detention Centre: • Actively contribute to case planning for young people • Foster positive relationships with young people ensure the care, supervision and safe custody of residents within the facility • Engage residents in case plans relating to their individual needs, goals and strategies• Liaise with families, carers, government and community agencies involved in the case management process• Implement effective behaviour management strategies for residents in order to develop a capacity to change attitudes and behaviour• Facilitate, encourage and support residents to participate in a range of program activities relating to rehabilitation and positive re-integration of young offenders into the community • Provide and maintain necessary written records in a variety of formats such as client records, memos and reports. Maintain client records and undertake day to day client administration duties • Chair, attend and participate in a range of meetings relating to residents and the operation of the Centre, including shift briefings and de-briefings, staff meetings, staff training and development programs, and staff performance and appraisal.

Darwin, Australia

Norforce is an Australian Army Reserve regiment which patrols the Top End. About 40 percent of the unit is made up of Aboriginal soldiers - whose local knowledge is highly valued by the Army.Duties included - managing complex accommodation and travel logistics often to and from remote communities.

Darwin, Australia

Larrakeyah Neighbourhood House is a non-for profit community house for Defence families in Darwin. They provide support for a variety of people from babies to teenagers to spouses and parents of Defence members. Services include but are not limited to, children’s functions, teenager friendship groups and organising a variety of activities. Duties involved: implement and ensure the continuing success of support programs for Defence families in the local area; administration; grant applications and the sourcing of funding and sponsorship from government, local sponsorship and volunteer based fundraising; liaise with Defence departments as well as other government based agencies to provide a cohesive support network for a diverse range of clients; coordination of volunteers.

Melbourne, Australia

Southern HIV/AIDS referral and resource service (Frankston VIC)“SHARPS” is a subsidiary of Peninsula Health and Frankston hospital. They provide a needle exchange service and an education service to local community and schools. The primary purpose is to encourage harm minimisation principles to stop the spread of blood-borne viruses and dangerous practices. Whilst at SHARPS my day to day duties included • working with injecting drug using clients giving advice and referral as appropriate• working with a range of clients and using assessment skills as to what would be the correct course of action/advise for each at an individual level• giving lectures/workshops to local high schools and medical practitioners/nurses to a variety of aged groups on a variety of topics such as general drug and alcohol information to safe sex and sexually transmitted disease seminars.

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology

Diploma, Youth Work

High School