Make a difference
yourtown team members take the time to listen, understand and encourage young people to find their place.
Our wide-ranging client services include counselling and mentoring, family refuges, parenting and family services, training and employment, social enterprises, Indigenous employment and wellbeing programs.

yourtown is committed to providing services that protect and keep children, young people and adults at risk free from harm.
That requires all of us to share in the responsibility of promoting safeguarding through our actions and to empowering children and young people to have a voice.
As part of yourtown’s commitment to safeguarding, working with children checks are undertaken for all new employees and contractors before they commence working with us. If you are considering working with children and young people and you do not already have a working with children check, we would encourage you to explore (and apply for) the working with children check relevant to the state you reside in.
Work to community-focused values.
yourtown is a values-based organisation, committed to our Mission to enable young people, especially those who are marginalised and without voice, to improve their quality of life. We pride ourselves on demonstrating these Values through the Core Behaviours of Respect, Excellence, Creativity and Courage.
Access career development opportunities
yourtown is a multi-disciplinary organisation, which allows our staff to use their skills across a wide range of industries. No matter where your interest lies, we have positions that will provide you with valuable insight into all sides of our business, including:
- Corporate services
- Fundraising
- Client services which tackle the challenges young people face
- Finding a job
- Building skills
- Mental and emotional wellbeing
- Parent and family support
Access competitive employment conditions
yourtown offers attractive employment conditions including:
- Access to salary packaging arrangements
- Paid parental leave
- Access to long service leave after five years
- Flexible working options
Access training and development
You will have access to internal and external training and development opportunities to enhance your skills, knowledge and experience.
Our service staff receive internal training in core skills modules. Clinical Practice Supervisors also provide regular supervision and support for staff working directly with young people and families.
An Educational Assistance Program is available to all staff, providing financial assistance and paid leave for approved applicants to attend courses that lead to a recognised tertiary level qualification.
Work in a supportive environment
We are an equal opportunity employer and our work environment reflects the diversity of Australian society. Our service centres and offices vary from small teams to large centres, allowing you to find a work environment that suits you.
You will be working in a friendly and supportive environment where people and performance are valued. yourtown encourages professional development and succession planning to ensure all employees can achieve their goals.
Our Employee Assistance Program is available to all staff, providing free and confidential counselling sessions for employees and the members of their immediate family.
Recruitment Practices
yourtown is committed to providing a quality experience for applicants applying for work in our organisation. yourtown's External Recruitment Selection Procedures and Guidelines document details the processes to be applied by Human Resources to ensure effective external recruitment and selection.
“It’s an organisation that’s very busy, with a proud history and an exciting future. It’s gratifying being part of its success and the contribution we make to kids and families.”