About the Community-led Safe Spaces Project
Roses in the Ocean has played a central role in developing innovative ‘safe space’ models at both state and national levels. Roses in the Ocean leverages its expertise in working with people with a lived experience of suicide, co-design initiatives, and our role in establishing the emerging Suicide Prevention Peer Workforce to tailor the versatile Community-led Safe Space model to meet the unique, specific and evolving needs of each community.
About the role
Reporting to the Head of Community-led Safe Spaces, the Community-led Safe Spaces Project Coordinator is responsible for providing proactive support and guidance to Working Groups as well as mentoring Working Group members to establish and implement their Community-led Safe Space in accordance with the parameters of the project.
Key responsibilities:
- Collaboratively work with team members to oversee project coordination tasks to support the establishment and implementation of the Community-led Safe Spaces project aligned to project timeline milestones.
- Provide regular mentoring sessions with Working Group members for the duration of the project.
- Support the onboarding and upskilling of volunteer Peer CARE Companions.
- Implement best practice service delivery processes, ensuring they are maintained and aligned to the fidelity of the service model.
- Maintain quality information management and reporting, ensuring project expenditure aligns with the budget.
- Contribute to continuous improvement and evaluation of the Community-led Safe Spaces project.
