CatholicCare Diocese Of Broken Bay - Similar companies

We are the social care and support agency of the Catholic Church in the Diocese of Broken Bay. With funding from government, ... individuals and other sources, as well as a workforce of more than 660 people, we offer CHILDREN'S SERVICES (early learning centres, out of school hours care, vacation care and family day care), COMMUNITY HUBS (counselling, domestic and family violence support, family dispute resolution and mediation, housing and homelessness supports, parenting and relationship education and more), DISABILITY & NDIS SUPPORT, PERMANENCY SUPPORT PROGRAM (foster care and residential care), hospital chaplaincy and pastoral care, emergency relief and more. Since 1987 CatholicCare Broken Bay has served the communities of Northern Sydney, Northern Beaches and Central Coast, providing services and supports to more than 26,000 people every year to create a brighter future. We welcome everyone, regardless of circumstances, religion, ethnicity, age, gender or ability. Our services are as diverse as the people we serve. The common thread is our commitment to quality and to YOU, recognising your individual talents and challenges. Whatever assistance you need, we will serve you in justice and love. Our door is open – come on in and find out how we can help. As a person-centred organisation, CatholicCare has people at its heart – both our clients and our staff. We have a reputation as a leader and innovator in the provision of social care services. We are a flexible and family friendly workplace. Our staff are passionate about making a real difference in people’s lives. In return for their passion, commitment, skills and knowledge, we offer staff great benefits including career development opportunities, the ability to access salary sacrifice packaging and a wonderful inclusive culture that ensures our people are motivated, challenged and supported to achieve their full potential. For more information contact hr@catholiccaredbb.org.au. We hope to hear from you! read more