Housing Coordinator

Are you looking for a genuine sea change - somewhere you can build a meaningful career and enjoy an incredible lifestyle? This role offers the chance to do work that genuinely matters, in one of Australia’s most beautiful and culturally rich regions. About Us At Foundation Housing Ltd (FHL), we believe a home is more than a roof over your head.It’s safety. Stability. A foundation for wellbeing and connection. As one of Western Australia’s leading community housing providers, we support more than 3,500 people across the state—from Perth to the Pilbara and the Kimberley - with safe, secure, and affordable homes. We provide social and affordable housing, lodging, youth and shared accommodation, and disability housing - and we’re growing. Over the past year we’ve added new affordable apartments, delivered specialist disability projects, and been named the preferred proponent for several new social housing developments. To learn more about us please click here. Our vision is simple: a home for everyone . If this aligns with your purpose, we’d love you on our team. About the Role Our Housing Coordinators are at the heart of what we do. You’ll be the primary point of contact for our tenants and deliver frontline tenancy services across our portfolio of 2,500 homes. This role is based at our Broome office, where you will: Manage our Fredrick Street Lodge and a small portfolio of local tenancies Work closely with tenants to support sustainable housing outcomes Collaborate with internal teams to help people maintain long-term, stable housing Have access to a fully maintained company vehicle for work use The remuneration package is $94,500 plus super and salary packaging. About You You’ll thrive in this role if you have: Minimum 2 years’ experience in tenancy management or a similar role Knowledge of the WA Residential Tenancies Act Understanding of community housing and social/affordable housing issues Experience supporting vulnerable people with complex needs A commitment to working respectfully with people from all cultures Strong written and verbal communication skills You’ll need a current WA driver’s licence and will be required to provide a National Police Check. Why You’ll Love Working With Us Purpose-led organisation – your work changes lives every day A culture of kindness – caring is our most shared and valued behaviour What our people say – 95% recommend FHL as a great place to work The Perks Not-for-Profit Salary Packaging (up to $15,899 + $2,650 meal/entertainment) Wellness Allowance ($200) + 2 x Wellness Days per year Employee Assistance Program (6 free sessions + resilience app) Live & Work in Beautiful Broome A role with purpose and a location that feels like a holiday.Broome isn’t just a place to work - it’s a place to live well. Imagine finishing your workday with a walk along Cable Beach, watching the famous Broome sunset paint the sky orange and pink. On weekends, explore turquoise waters, rich First Nations culture, world-class fishing, local markets, and natural wonders like Gantheaume Point and the Kimberley’s breathtaking landscapes. Living in Broome means: A relaxed, friendly community A warm climate and outdoor lifestyle Stunning natural beauty - beaches, red cliffs, and endless blue skies A strong arts, culture, and food scene With subsidized staff housing provided (75% market rate) and relocation support , moving to Broome is easier than you think. If you’re craving connection, purpose, and a better lifestyle, this is the role to make it happen. How to Apply To apply, visit Careers – Foundation Housing to view the full job description and submit your application. We receive a lot of applications - but many are generic.If you’re serious about the role, a personalised cover letter will help you stand out (and we promise to read it). Applications close 5pm on Monday, 8 December 2025. We’ll be interviewing as we go, so don’t wait if this sounds like the right fit for you. Foundation Housing Limited (FHL) is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion. We encourage people with a disability, people who identify as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, those from culturally diverse backgrounds and people who identify as LGBTIQ+ to apply. #J-18808-Ljbffr