Tenant Advocate
Fixed term, three days per week
We are recruiting for Tenants Advocate to be part of our busy and dynamic tenancy team.
You will provide free advice on tenancy issues to people living in public and private housing in inner-city Sydney, to prevent homelessness and ensure tenants have safe and affordable housing.
- Fixed-term role, three days per week;
- Salary and benefits: $97,646.89 - $102,741.85 p.a. (pro rata for part time) depending on qualifications and experience.
- Provide free advice on tenancy issues.
Redfern Legal Centre is a non-profit community legal centre that promotes social justice and creates change.
We provide free legal advice, legal services and education to people experiencing disadvantage in New South Wales.
We drive innovation and work to address inequalities in the legal system through policy and law reform.
We provide effective and integrated free legal services that are client focussed, collaborative, non-discriminatory and responsive to changing community needs - to our local community as well as state-wide.
Redfern Legal Centre’s Inner Sydney Tenancy Advice and Advocacy Service is a busy and dynamic service that works with First Nations tenants, and tenants experiencing disadvantage, in public and private housing in Inner Sydney.
Please apply by 9am Wednesday 24 September 2025.
Your application should be no more than six pages long and must include:
- a cover letter;
- your resume; and
- a statement addressing the Essential Knowledge Skills and Experience Criteria in the position description.
Enquiries should be directed to Ned Cooke: ned@rlc.org.au
Redfern Legal Centre is a diverse and inclusive workplace that offers flexible working conditions and supports wellbeing. We strongly encourage applications from First Nations applicants, people from diverse cultural backgrounds and people with disability. We require job applicants to be fully vaccinated for Covid-19 or to have a valid medical exemption, and non-lawyers to comply with s 121 of the Legal Profession Uniform Law.
