Applications extended: Community Engagement Facilitator role

Applications are now open until Tuesday 19 July at 11.30pm.

We’re hiring! Join our deadly team!

Are you the next Koorie Youth Summit organiser? We are on the lookout for a Community Engagement Facilitator!

You’ll be a deadly event organiser who loves leading and coordinating events, logistics, facilitation and engaging with community.

This role is for open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people only.

Find out more info and apply via Ethical Jobs.

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