Just one consistent, caring adult can make a significant impact on a child's life. At YouthCARE, our chaplains bring hope and help to kids when they need it most.
Right now, there is a child who needs your help to bring hope to their everyday life.
Answer the call. Become a YouthCARE chaplain today.
The job description and approved qualifications required to be a YouthCARE School Chaplain can be read here. If you have any questions please contact the recruitment team at our head office on recruitment@youthcare.org.au to discuss.








YouthCARE School Chaplains work in state schools to care for the social, emotional, mental and spiritual well-being of students, families and staff. This support helps students achieve their potential, both academically and in their social and family lives.
The qualifications required to be a YouthCARE School Chaplain can be read here. If you have any questions please contact the recruitment team at our head office to discuss.
Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, the Chief of Engagement (CoE) is responsible for YouthCARE's external presence, fundraising, partnerships and church engagement – the full breadth of how YouthCARE connects with, inspires and mobilises the communities that support its mission.
The CoE brings together marketing, communications, donor engagement, organisational partnerships strategy, events, church relationships and strategic projects.
The CoE is a creative and strategic leader who understands that YouthCARE's ability to serve young people, families and communities depends on the community of support, generosity and advocacy that surrounds the organisation.