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If you’re interested in working with us as an organisation, donor, or volunteer. Please contact us through the form below and we’ll organise a chat. Otherwise, feel free to browse our current job/volunteer vacancies below.
Please note that there are no application closing dates (unless stated) for the below vacancies as we’re always keen to meet like minded community members and mental health therapists.
Current Employment and Volunteer Opportunities
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TIF is seeking to appoint four Non-Executive Directors to steward the organisation’s purpose, culture and long-term sustainability. Our Board balances strong governance with relational, values-led leadership, ensuring compliance whilst resisting extractive, and colonial approaches to care. As a Director, you will bring your skills, experiences and perspectives while honouring lived experience, collective care and community-led ways of working. The Board exists to ensure TIF continues to be safe, ethical, impactful, financially sustainable and deeply aligned with the communities we serve.
TIF is a young organisation in its first 18 months of operation. This is a formative stage, and we are seeking Directors who are energised by early-stage growth, comfortable with ambiguity, and excited to help build systems, culture and impact from the ground up.
This is an active Board. Directors play a hands-on role in governance, strategy and stakeholder engagement, contributing approximately six or more hours per month.
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The treasurer is responsible for overseeing the financial health and sustainability of the organisation. They provide strategic financial oversight, ensure sound financial governance, and work closely with the board and management to safeguard the organisation’s resources. The treasurer’s role specific competencies involve financial literacy, budgeting skills, and understanding of financial regulations.
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The Therapeutic Lead is a senior clinical position sitting at the heart of TIF's therapeutic operations. Working 0.6 FTE across two days of direct clinical work and one day of clinical leadership, this role carries both a participant caseload and responsibility for the quality, consistency, and integrity of therapeutic practice across the team. The Therapeutic Lead provides monthly individual and group clinical supervision to TIF's small clinical team, and holds the clinical culture of the organisation, ensuring that the ways we support participants reflects TIF's commitment to identity-affirming, healing-centred, and anti-oppressive care. This is a role for a senior clinician who believes in and is committed to relational based leadership that best supports the communities TIF supports.
A note on lived experience
TIF actively encourages applications from people of the global majority, particularly those who are queer and/or neurodivergent. We believe that lived experience of the communities we support is expertise, and it is deeply valued in this role. We are committed to building a team that reflects the neuroqueer and global majority communities at the heart of our work
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Please note that we are currently only looking for Medicare registered mental health therapists.
As a Mental Health Therapist at TIF, your primary role is to deliver affirming, relational, and healingcentred therapeutic support to adult participants, working 0.4 to 0.8 FTE depending on the arrangement negotiated. You will carry an individual caseload and contribute occasionally to group and community programs, supporting participants to heal, reconnect, and step into their favourite selves through culturally responsive, neurodivergent-affirming, and somatically aware care. You will work collaboratively within a lived-experience-led team under the clinical supervision of the Therapeutic Lead, contributing to a collective approach to mental health and community wellbeing. Medicare eligibility is a requirement of this role.
A note of lived/living experience
TIF actively encourages applications from people of the global majority, particularly those who are queer and/or neurodivergent. We hold the lived experience of the communities we serve as expertise, and it is deeply valued in this role. We are committed to building a workforce that reflects the communities at the heart of our work.
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As a Manaya Pride Program Volunteer Counsellor, you will contribute one day per week (7.5 hours, five sessions) of your clinical expertise to delivering free, identity affirming, and healing-centred therapeutic support to LGBTIQAPSB+ forcibly displaced participants. Working hybrid across TIF's therapeutic spaces and telehealth, you will be part of a values-aligned volunteer team holding a program that exists because we believe forcibly displaced queer and gender diverse people deserve access to high-quality mental health support, unconditionally and without barriers.