Homelessness & AOD Services

Homelessness and Alcohol and Other Drugs Recruitment

Be Recruitment Group is a specialist recruitment agency connecting homelessness and alcohol and other drugs (AOD) service providers with experienced professionals across Sydney, regional NSW and Australia.

We recruit for contract and permanent positions across frontline support, case management, therapeutic services and leadership. We partner with organisations delivering government-funded and non-government-funded programs.

Recruitment Support for Homelessness and AOD Services

We work with employers to understand their service model, the people they support and the skills required for each vacancy.

Our recruitment support covers services including:

• Homelessness prevention and housing support
• Crisis and transitional accommodation
• Community outreach
• Alcohol and other drugs treatment and recovery
• Residential rehabilitation
• Counselling and therapeutic support
• Services supporting people with co-occurring mental health and substance use needs

We understand the importance of finding professionals who can work with complex needs, build respectful relationships and collaborate across services.

Homelessness and AOD Roles We Recruit

We recruit for positions including:

• Homelessness Case Managers and Case Workers/Outreach roles
• Alcohol and Other Drugs Workers
• AOD Counsellors
• Outreach Workers
• Residential Support Workers
• Recovery Support Workers
• Social Workers
• Therapeutic Practitioners
• Team Leaders and Clinical Managers
• Program Managers and Service Managers
• Senior Leadership and Executive Positions

For Employers: Recruit Homelessness and AOD Professionals

Whether you need a contract practitioner, a permanent Case Manager or an experienced service leader, Be Recruitment provides tailored recruitment support.

We work with you to clarify responsibilities, required qualifications, caseload expectations, working arrangements and supervision. This helps us identify candidates whose experience and skills align with your service.

Contact Be Recruitment to discuss your vacancy or workforce requirements.

For Candidates: Find Homelessness and AOD Jobs

Looking for your next opportunity in homelessness support, alcohol and other drugs services or recovery-focused programs?

We connect professionals with contract and permanent roles across NSW and Australia. We take time to understand your experience, career goals and preferred working arrangements, and provide clear information about the employer and position.

View our current homelessness and AOD jobs or register your interest with our team. Contact: [email protected]

Typical roles we recruit to across include but not limited to:

Outreach Workers

As an Outreach Worker you will support people often with a lived experience of mental health and or homelessness and or AoD issues to develop the skills and capacity to achieve goals and assist individuals on their journey of recovery through the delivery of a community based, person centered recovery model service. Qualification in Human Services (e.g. Disability, Aged Care, Allied Health, Community Services) and/or relevant experience is generally required along with a clean driver’s license.

Intake & Assessment

The Intake and Assessment role generally provides triage, assessment, collaborative care planning and care coordination with the aim of improving an individual’s mental health, physical health, and overall wellbeing, as well as providing opportunities for education and employment. Relevant qualifications in mental health or human services is required as well as demonstrated experience in mental health setting.

Case Manager

Depending on the need of the service and role requirement applicants may need to have a mental health qualification and or membership status with a relevant body such as AASW or AHPRA. Respond to referrals and assess against eligibility. The role will require you to develop strong relationships with key stakeholders, provide effective and recovery based approach case management, create and maintain up to date individualised case management files and recovery plans. Complete a range of internal and external reports. Attend local community meetings, forums and community awareness events and conferences as required. A clean drivers license is often required for these roles.

Counselors

Counselors provide support, advice and guidance to people who are experiencing personal issues or crisis. They work in health and community services, schools, workplaces and private practices. Counsellors work with individuals, families and groups to help them overcome challenges and make positive changes. A relevant qualification & experience partnered with membership status from a peak body such as a the ACA is often required along with a driver’s license.

Psychologists

Identifying and diagnosing mental, behavioural or emotional disorders. Developing treatment plans. Conducting research through interviews and observations. Administering psychological tests.

For more information or current opening please go to our live vacancies page

Homelessness & AOD Services