Inclusive employment for local residents

We run an inclusive employment program for local residents who face barriers to employment.

The program offers a 6-month job opportunity with us in a role tailored to an individual’s areas of interest, goals, strengths and ability.

Program introduction

What we are offering

We have 16 unique roles that can be tailored to suit your skills.

Community Information & Program Support Officer
Supported Playgroups and Community Support Assistant
Community Environment Support Officer
Compliance Support Officer
Organisational Development Support Officer
Jets Creative Support Officer
Youth Programs Support Officer – Diverse Communities
Assets Officer

Procurement & Finance Support Officer
IT Help Desk Officer
Support Officer (Transport)
Business Support Officer (Parks & Natural Environment)
Parks Asset Audit Inspector
Open Space Design Officer
Open Space Support Officer
Risk & Assurance Support Officer

Employment begins in February 2026 and ends August 2026.

Guide and position descriptions

Download the print-ready opportunities guide(PDF, 2MB) for information about each role. Detailed descriptions will be provided throughout the interview process.

Reasons to apply

As part of the program, you will:

make a difference in your local community
gain local government work experience and references
build on your strengths and skills in a role designed for you
be supported by an inclusive supervisor and team
receive individual coaching to set and achieve job and life goals
grow your social and professional connections.

Eligibility

You can apply for this program if you:

are a Banyule resident
face barriers to suitable and meaningful employment
identity as a member of 1 or more of the the following community groups:
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
- culturally and linguistically diverse people
- people living with disability
- young people (age 16-25).

We recognise that within these community groups, people may have overlapping identities or experiences. LGBTQIA+ people, older adults, carers, veterans and people affected by the justice system who meet the above criteria are encouraged to apply.