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By joining our Expression of Interest Register, you'll be among the first candidates considered when suitable positions become available. To be included in our Expression of Interest Register, please submit the following:
Register Your Interest today - Click the Apply Now button and complete the application form. Be sure to upload your resume and provide your contact details so we can reach out when suitable opportunities arise. Please note that submitting an expression of interest does not guarantee employment; however, your application will be reviewed and retained for consideration against future vacancies that match your skills and experience. We look forward to hearing from you and thank you for your interest in joining our team.
The Parish is committed to being a safe place for children and vulnerable people. Preferred candidates will be required to undergo employment screening. This includes a criminal history check and referencing for all employees and any additional checks depending on the role.
St Joseph’s Family Services (SJFS) has a long history of providing inclusive and responsive early education and care services to the Port Macquarie Hastings community. Our values-driven organisation has supported countless children and families over more than 50 years to grow, develop and thrive as lifelong learners. Our reputation stands on the contributions of our passionate and dedicated team. We focus on child-centred practices, critical reflection and ongoing professional development. Our workplace is more than just a place of employment, it’s where we belong and become. As an Early Childhood Educator, you will be an integral part of our team contributing to providing a safe, enriching, and caring environment in our centres for children, their families, and your colleagues. When you join us, you know you are making a difference to the lives of people we care for and their families. As a part of the Parish, SJFS receives wonderful support and resources from the wider Parish business structures, which adds to our enjoyable and supportive work environments. We are fortunate to have three centres who collaborate, share resources, and support each other in our valuable work with children and families.
When you work at SJFS, you work as part of a passionate team of educators working in partnership, providing high quality care and education together with the Service Manager, staff team, families and the broader community of the St Agnes’ Catholic Parish services. SJFS are seeking casual Early Childhood Educators who are currently studying or hold a Certificate III or Diploma to join our casual pool. As a casual educator you will have the flexibility to work various shifts over the weekdays from 7:00 – 17:40, working across all of our three centres, St Agnes’ Early Education Centre, Joey’s House Early Education Centre and St Joseph’s Preschool and Long Day Care. At SJFS our team of educators each contribute to providing a safe, enriching and caring environment for children and their families. We work collaboratively to create stimulating, educational and inclusive environments where children love to come to learn through play and educators equally enjoy their partnerships with colleagues, children and families. Educators also enjoy many and varied professional development opportunities working with SJFS.
Click ‘Apply Now’. For further information about the role, please contact Human Resources PH: (02) 6588 7444. APPLICATIONS CLOSE: 25th November 2026
We reserve the right to close this advertisement early should a suitable candidate be identified. Please apply immediately if interested. Applications will be actioned upon submission.
The Parish is committed to being a safe place for children and vulnerable people. Preferred candidates will be required to undergo employment screening. This includes a criminal history check and referencing for all employees and any additional checks depending on the role.
Applications are now open for our Parish Pathways scholarship program
St Agnes' Catholic Parish is offering four scholarships to support students pursuing careers in nursing or early childhood education. These scholarships will provide financial assistance, practical industry experience, and the opportunity to commence a rewarding career with one of the region's largest care and community service organisations. Further information on our scholarship program can be found on our website: Parish Pathways Scholarships
1. Select ‘Apply’ at the top of the screen which will take you to the application page. 2. Address all application questions below in a cover letter and upload to ‘Cover Letter’ on the application page. 3. Upload your resume to ‘Resume’ on the application page. 4. Additional documentation required is listed below and to be uploaded to ‘Additional Documentation’ on the application page.
1. Your name and contact information. 2. Degree you intend to study or are studying. 3. Name of university you are enrolled at/will be enrolled at. 4. Provide a personal introductory statement which includes why you are applying for the scholarship and what you hope to achieve in the future through the completion of your degree. 5. Provide information about any non-academic contribution you have made to your school or community. This may include any volunteer work, casual jobs or sporting involvement. 6. Demonstrate your personal resilience and commitment to your studies or work. Either: a. Outline an example of an obstacle you have experienced and overcome or; b. Describe your strengths and skills that you could draw on if you were to experience an unexpected problem. 7. Provide information about any academic achievement, other special achievement, developed skill set, talent or award that you would like to bring to the attention of the scholarship selection committee. 8. St Agnes' Catholic Parish's values are Faith, Stewardship, Service, Excellence, Integrity, and ‘One Body’. Choose one and tell us what it means to you.
All submissions must be finalised before the closing date. Incomplete submissions will not be considered. APPLICATIONS CLOSE: Thursday 19 November 2026 at 9.00am
For further information about our scholarship program, please contact Human Resources on (02) 6588 7444 or email [email protected] The Parish is committed to being a safe place for children and vulnerable people.
Emmaus Village is a unique residential community for those living with dementia. This innovatively designed small-household model, originally developed in Europe, provides villagers with familiar surroundings. Our purpose is to enable residents to live their best life with freedom, independence and dignity. Our 94 residents will live in 12 fully functioning, domestic style houses with 7 to 8 residents per house. We provide a home-like environment that enables our residents to participate in normal household duties including shopping, cooking and housekeeping. Emmaus Village provides our Villagers with a sense of belonging in their community; where they have the independence to maintain the normalcy of daily life, and the opportunity to explore the village freely. The hub of the village is our community centre with a café, shop, beauty salon, wellness centre and cinema. The landscaped gardens include BBQs, a vegetable garden and activity shed.
Registered Nurses (RNs) at Emmaus Village, will work out of the Wellness Centre as part of a multidisciplinary team, providing holistic health care to our villagers. You will be excited and passionate about providing excellent clinical care, within a small-household model and in collaboration with Home Companions and the Dementia Support Consultant. Unlike traditional aged care, residents are encouraged to attend appointments at the Wellness Centre to ensure the delivery of appropriate, effective and safe care that meets their health, social and psychological needs. As an essential member of the clinical team, you will possess excellent interpersonal skills, the ability to build collaborative relationships with villagers, family members, health professionals and the wider village team and have a focus on innovation and continuous improvement. You will partner with residents in their ongoing assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation to ensure they receive the individually specific care they need for their health and wellbeing. You will apply a consultative approach to case management and clinical decision making, considering villagers needs and preferences.
St Agnes’ Catholic Parish is a dynamic not-for-profit organisation located in idyllic Port Macquarie providing education, early childhood services, aged care and community services to the community. The Parish is currently on an exciting journey of change and growth as we seek to develop innovative approaches to serving the needs of the people within our community and exceeding their service expectations.
Click ‘Apply Now’. For further information about the role, please contact Paige Kerry at Human Resources PH: (02) 6588 7444.
There is no closing date for this position. Please apply immediately if interested. Applications will be actioned upon submission.
The Parish is committed to being a safe place for children and vulnerable people. Preferred candidates will be required to undergo employment screening. This includes a criminal history check and referencing for all employees and any additional checks depending on the role.
St Agnes’ Catholic Parish is a dynamic not-for-profit organisation located in idyllic Port Macquarie providing education, early childhood services, aged care and community services to the community. The Parish is currently on an exciting journey of change and growth as we seek to develop innovative approaches to serving the needs of the people within our community and exceeding their service expectations.
We are seeking experienced and compassionate Home Care Employees to join our casual team, providing essential support to older members of our local community and helping them maintain their independence in the comfort of their own homes. This is a flexible casual opportunity, with shifts available Monday to Sunday. We are looking for individuals who can offer good flexibility and availability across a range of days and times to support the varying needs of our clients. Our Home Care service provides personalised, in-home support that enables clients to continue living safely, comfortably and independently, while remaining connected to their community. As a Home Care Employee, no two days will be the same. You will provide a range of services tailored to each client's individual needs, including domestic cleaning, laundry, personal care, meal preparation, and assistance with shopping, appointments and community outings. Working independently in clients' homes, you will follow individualised care plans to deliver high-quality, respectful and reliable support. You will also play an important role in recognising changes in clients' needs, maintaining accurate documentation and communicating effectively with the wider Home Care team. With a warm, compassionate and professional approach, you will help clients feel valued, supported and empowered to make choices about their daily lives, making a meaningful difference to their wellbeing and independence.
Click ‘Apply Now’. For further information about the role, please contact Paige Bazeley on 02 •••• •444. To apply for this position, you must have the right to work in Australia. APPLICATIONS CLOSE: 18th November 2026
The Parish is committed to being a safe place for children and vulnerable people. Preferred candidates will be required to undergo employment screening. This includes a criminal history check and referencing for all employees and any additional checks depending on the role.
St Agnes’ Catholic Parish acknowledges the Birpai people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live, work, and serve. We acknowledge their deep connection to this land, its waters, skies, and stories, nurtured with wisdom, care, and resilience for countless generations. We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging and extend this respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
