• Join a respected team: Work full-time with SouthEast Community Links’ (SECL) experienced, inclusive Financial Wellbeing Team, supporting people across one of Australia’s most diverse communities in Melbourne’s south-east.
• Call out unfair systems: Be part of a team that strongly believes in advocacy and social change, identifying emerging trends and unmet needs from the front line.
• Work across local sites: Based across SECL locations including Dandenong, Springvale, and Cranbourne, with phone and face-to-face client work.

• Lead, supervise, and coach a team of financial counsellors and financial capability workers, supporting professional excellence and strong client outcomes.
• Demonstrated knowledge of family violence, financial abuse, and trauma-informed practice is essential, with experience in intake, triage, and leading dispersed teams highly regarded.
• Salary packaging of up to $15,900 tax-free per year, plus up to $2,650 in entertainment packaging.
• Four days’ gifted leave at Christmas and Easter (pro rata), up to 100 hours of paid study leave, access to an Employee Assistance Program, and eligibility for portable long service leave.

The Salvation Army’s Moneycare program is looking for an experienced financial counsellor to join its team in Geelong. This is a permanent, full-time role providing financial counselling, advocacy, and tailored support to individuals and families experiencing financial hardship, or wanting to get ahead of financial difficulties before they arise. Reporting to the Moneycare Manager, you’ll work alongside clients to navigate complex financial situations, connect them with the right supports, and build long-term financial wellbeing.

• Contribute to fair and independent complaint resolution, helping Australians experiencing financial difficulty achieve better outcomes.
• Enjoy a supportive work–life balance with hybrid WFH, flexible leave options, and a workplace accredited for family friendliness and LGBTQ+ inclusion.
• Engage directly with vulnerable customers, using empathy and negotiation skills to resolve complex financial hardship matters.