Aboriginal Social Media & Communications Network Australia

Good morning,

Please see below the current job vacancies available at the City of Adelaide. We welcome you to share the below opportunities with your job seeker networks.

City of Adelaide is committed to employing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, but more than that, we actively celebrate our First Peoples culture through events and facilities across our City. Joining our team gives you opportunities to link with other like-minded individuals, and be supported at every step.

Current Vacancies

The following vacancies are currently being advertised.

To apply for an opportunity or find out more, please click HERE to visit the City of Adelaide Job Board.

To find out more about what it’s like to work at the City of Adelaide please visit our Careers Page HERE.

We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, and people living with disability to apply.

We are committed to making reasonable adjustments to provide a positive, barrier-free recruitment process and supportive workplace.

We also welcome you to notify us of anyone that applies for our roles and we will keep an eye out. All of our vacant roles are always advertised on our Careers site.

Thank you in advance for your support. If you or any of your networks have any questions, please don’t hesitate to let me know.

Davin Jaehne
Talent Acquisition Advisor
People Services
3rd Floor 25 Pirie Street
Adelaide, South Australia, 5000

Good afternoon,
It would be most appreciated if you could please share this call-out amongst your networks for Kaurna Aboriginal artists to create a piece of artwork for Sonder’s upcoming Reconciliation Action Plan.
Please see letter attached and details below.
Thank you!

To Whom It May Concern,
Call-out for Kaurna Aboriginal artists to create artwork for Sonder’s Reconciliation Action Plan.

FLYER Information

Sonder is an inclusive, not-for-profit organisation that has been providing better quality health and support services to the South Australian community since 1993.
As part of our ongoing reconciliation journey, we would like to engage with a Kaurna Aboriginal artist to create an original, contemporary artwork to reflect the importance of reconciliation and Sonder’s reconciliation journey from the present and into the future.
We would like the artwork to symbolize Sonder’s vision for reconciliation – Better Care, Better Health & Better Access through a culturally safe workplace which builds understanding, respect and shared responsibility along with community leadership in our reconciliation journey.
The artwork should signify our commitment to continued and amplified efforts to cultivate relationships, respect and opportunities that will bring our vision for reconciliation to life.
The artwork should represent two-way learning of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people working together to implement Sonder’s strategy.
We would like the artwork to be created in a digital, vector format and in our corporate colour scheme (colours can be provided upon request).
The artwork will be used as corporate branding on our future Reconciliation Action Plans and will also be placed on display in a prominent position at each of our locations.
Remuneration for this project will be negotiated with successful applicant via Sonder’s Reconciliation Action Plan Committee Co-Chairs.
About Sonder
Sonder is an inclusive, not-for-profit organisation that has been providing better quality health and support services to the South Australian community since 1993.
We support thousands of people each year with mental health challenges, alcohol & drug use concerns, chronic disease management and employment.
Sonder supports Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people through a range of culturally safe health services including our Closing the Gap – Integrated Team Care program, focused on supporting Aboriginal people to manage chronic conditions and navigate the healthcare system. As well as PACE, our exercise and nutrition program focused on supporting Aboriginal people to reach personal health and fitness goals whilst improving their social and emotional wellbeing.
Additionally, we support general practices to increase the uptake of 715 Aboriginal Health Checks, improve engagement with Aboriginal patients and provide better, culturally safe care through our 715 General Practice Support program.

Emma Waters
Marketing & Communications Coordinator