We take pride in being an equal opportunity employer and a child-safe organisation. As a program of Monash Health we are committed to providing a diverse and inclusive workplace that values the safety and wellbeing of children and young people, as well as all our employees.
All candidates must have the right to work in Australia or New Zealand as applicable. Australian applicants must undergo a Working with Children Check and Police Check.
All vacant positions will be advertised directly via Monash Health’s eRecruit system. Alternatively positions will be advertised via the Work At SECASA Page .
All recruitment applications must go through Monash Health’s eRecruit system.
Monash Health recognises that volunteer involvement is a critical part of Australian society.
It contributes to civil society and active participation in building strong, inclusive, and resilient communities. It underlies innovation and social change, our responses to community needs and community challenges, and it brings together and supports the local strengths and assets of communities.
SECASA offers two types of volunteering opportunities:
Opportunities exist for peer educators to develop their skills and expertise in facilitating respectful relationship and protective behaviours workshops for young people aged 3-18.
These opportunities are best suited for university students who are studying in the field of Education, Psychology, Social Work, Criminology or Health Promotion, and have experience in facilitating large groups of young people.
You can find more information on the SECASA schools program webpage.
Please email: secasa@monashhealth.org for more information.
If you would like to be a general volunteer at SECASA you must apply through
the Monash Health Volunteer Portal.
SECASA volunteers can assist with day to day administration of the service and staff support.
Becoming a fundraiser for SECASA is one of the best ways to help us do our important work, and contribute directly to the lives of adults and children affected by sexual assault and family violence.
Fundraising ideas:
Organise a SECASA Day at your workplace. There’s so many ways to start safe conversations about family violence and sexual assault at your workplace
Organise a one-off event. Maybe a trivia night, a raffle, a silent auction or a movie night with the Bechdel test of approval!
Train for it! You can choose to raise money for SECASA and get fit at the same time. There are plenty of running events throughout the calendar year. You can check them out here and sign up.
SECASA is the largest family violence and sexual assault service provider across the south-east metropolitan Melbourne.
If you are enquiring about your Appointment Time
OR
Wish to speak to an Intake Worker, please call one of the offices listed below:
03 9928 8741 East Bentleigh
03 8769 2200 Dandenong
03 8770 1000 Seaford
Crisis Support
(Immediate help for people who have experienced Sexual Assault in the past 2 weeks), please call SECASA on:
03 9594 2289 Crisis Line
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SECASA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Wurundjeri and Boonwurrung peoples, and we pay our respects to them, their culture and their Elders past, present and future.
We welcome lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, gender diverse, intersex and queer people into SECASA. We pledge to provide inclusive non-discriminatory services to LGBTIQ+ clients.
SECASA acknowledges all victims/survivors of all forms of abuse and neglect.