At Kura Yerlo Incorporated, culture is at the heart of everything we do.
We are an Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisation that has been supporting Aboriginal people, families and community since 1983. Established as a grassroots organisation by local Aboriginal community members, today we deliver culturally responsive services across metropolitan Adelaide, including early childhood education and care, youth services, disability support and aged care.
Named by community, Kura Yerlo means “by the sea” in Kaurna language, reflecting our strong connection to Country, culture and community.
Our people are central to the work we do. We are committed to building a strong, culturally safe and capable workforce that shares our commitment to improving outcomes for Aboriginal people, families and communities.
Why work with us?
Working at Kura Yerlo is an opportunity to contribute to meaningful, community-led work that creates lasting impact.
We offer:
- Meaningful work supporting Aboriginal children, families, Elders and communities.
- A culturally strong and supportive workplace environment.
- Opportunities for professional growth and leadership development.
- Salary packaging benefits.
- Employment conditions aligned with relevant industrial awards.
- Opportunities to work alongside passionate community leaders and Elders.
- The opportunity to contribute to culturally safe, community-led services across metropolitan Adelaide.
Aboriginal Employment:
Kura Yerlo is committed to increasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employment across our workforce, in line with our organisational values and constitution.
We are proud to be a leading Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisation (ACCO) of our size, with a strong Aboriginal workforce. We remain dedicated to our commitment to strive towards maintaining an organisational target of 85% Aboriginal employment, creating meaningful opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to build careers, develop leadership and contribute to stronger outcomes for community.
Our Work:
Our workforce supports Aboriginal people and families across a diverse range of community services, including:
- Early childhood education and care
- Youth services
- Disability support
- Aged care
- Community-based programs and supports
Whether you are beginning your career, bringing professional experience to our organisation or looking for an opportunity to give back to community, we value people who are committed to culturally safe practice, strong relationships and positive outcomes for community.
How to Apply
To apply for one of our current vacancies, please email our recruitment team directly at recruitment@kurayerlo.org.au.
Please include the position title in the subject line and attach your current resume and any other information requested in the job advertisement.
We look forward to hearing from you and learning more about how you could contribute to the Kura Yerlo team.