The KEYS (Kids Early Years) Program is an initiative which has been developed by the Service Delivery Reform Group in Western Sydney. This program seeks to provide a more comprehensive and systemic approach to service provision and coordination for vulnerable families (with children under 5) in the area. It aims to remove organisational barriers and deliver care that is value based and person-centered. The role will assist in empowering the existing system to deliver integrated and wrap around services to vulnerable families in Western Sydney.

SCHN Specialist Keys Navigators will work within a multiagency team, to provide specialised information and assistance to key service providers – to identify vulnerable families and their needs, support access and co-ordination of quality services between agencies to families, and ensure there is a coordinated shared family plan for ongoing support to families.

In addition, the worker will be responsible for providing specialist leadership and consultation to the KEYS Navigation team and broader service system in relation to disability needs. This includes development of service system navigation pathways with key stakeholders, developing capability uplift in service providers and developing a systemic approach to building sustainability within the service sector.

The worker will play a key role in developing and participating in service development and continuous quality improvement to ensure the project meets key deliverables.

SCHN Specialist KEYS Navigators will be employed by The Children’s Hospital at Westmead but be part of an interagency team based at Wentwest, Westmead. They will maintain strong links with CHW.

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For role related queries or questions contact Carrie-Anne Hourigan on Carrie Anne.Hourigan@health.nsw.gov.au
Applications Close: 14/12/2024