Community & Social Services NFP recruitment

Helping you help others in the Not-for-Profit sector

Demands for community-based disability, mental health and aged care services are increasing as Australia’s needs, aging society and demographics shift. Johnson Recruitment provides consultation to service providers, government and non-government agencies to support the attraction of suitably qualified and experienced staff to meet organisational needs. In addition, we provide HR Consulting and Outplacement services.

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Community and Social Services recruitment

Putting community first

Our experience in recruiting for the community and human services sector means we understand the processes and sensitivities associated with satisfying stakeholders yet providing quality outcomes for the important work that you do. Our commitment to the needs of individuals and organisations is what sets us apart and leads to an exemplary track record of success.

Not-for-profit recruitment across Australia

Positions we recruit

We pride ourselves on partnering closely with a select group of clients, both in metropolitan and regional areas, deeply understanding their business objectives, and assisting them in achieving timely and successful outcomes.

Johnson Recruitment supports the placement of the following roles in the community and social services sector:

Positions:

  • CEO
  • Program Management
  • General Management
  • Quality Management
  • Finance & Accounting
  • Sales/ Business Development
  • Human Resources
  • Disability Housing Management
  • Fundraising & Philanthropy
  • Facilities Management
  • Marketing & Communications
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