Community is at the heart of everything we do at the Adelaide Football Club.
Through our programs and the Adelaide Crows Foundation, we work alongside communities across South Australia to create positive outcomes for children and young people. This role plays a key part in bringing that commitment to life.
We’re looking for a Community Programs Officer who enjoys being out in the community, working directly with children and stakeholders, and delivering programs that are engaging, safe and meaningful.
Where and how you can work
This is a program‑based, in‑community role. Wherever our programs are delivered, schools, community venues, events or match‑day activations, this role needs to be there. Program locations will vary depending on delivery requirements across South Australia.
The role requires flexibility to work outside standard office hours, including match days, and may involve intrastate travel to support programs, events and activations.
About the team
The Community Programs Officer supports the facilitation and delivery of community programs aligned to the Crows Community Strategy 2022–2026.
This role is focused on high‑quality program delivery, stakeholder engagement and creating positive, safe and inclusive experiences for children and young people across South Australia.
It’s a hands‑on role for someone who enjoys working directly with people and contributing to outcomes that matter beyond the football field.
What you’d be doing in this role today…
- Facilitating the delivery of community programs aligned to the Crows Community Strategy 2022–2026
- Delivering programs in accordance with safety and standard operating procedures
- Leading and coordinating large groups of children, ensuring safety, wellbeing and engagement
- Maintaining high levels of customer service and adapting delivery styles to suit different client groups
- Identifying program ideas and opportunities that meet contemporary community needs
- Capturing program statistics and information to support evaluation and reporting
- Supporting and supervising Diploma of Business student placements during program delivery
- Collaborating with internal teams to deliver coordinated community programs and activations
- Supporting team members on program delivery days through shared responsibilities and logistics
You’d be a great fit if you…
- Have experience in program facilitation
- Have proven experience delivering high levels of customer service
- Have experience in program evaluation and reporting
- Are confident, engaging and leading groups of children and young people
- Build positive working relationships with internal and external stakeholders
- Demonstrate professional behaviour aligned to organisational values and Code of Conduct
- Have a passion for sport and community development
- Are flexible and willing to travel intrastate when required
About us
Founded in 1990, the Adelaide Football Club has quickly become a cornerstone of South Australian football, combining a proud legacy with bold, forward‑looking initiatives. At the heart of our Club is our people. We are a people‑first organisation, and our success starts with who we engage.
We are deeply committed to our community, building authentic, lasting partnerships and creating experiences that extend beyond the football field. Joining the Adelaide Football Club means contributing to a bold, ambitious and passionate organisation that is making a lasting difference in football and across South Australia.
How to apply
Please apply via the Employment Hero careers page and submit your CV and a short cover letter telling us why this role and why now.
Applications close: 26 April
For role‑related enquiries, contact People and Culture.
What’s on offer
- Free access to our gym, pool, and yoga classes to support your wellbeing
- Flexible working hours to help you balance work and life
- Ongoing professional development to build your skills and grow your career
- Membership perks include tickets to AFL, AFLW, and SANFL games
- Exclusive discounts through our sponsors and partners
Other things to know
The successful candidate will be required to:
- Hold a current Working with Children Check (WWCC)
- Hold a Catholic Schools Clearance
- Complete a National Criminal Records Check
- Hold a current First Aid qualification
- Hold a current Australian driver’s licence
- Be willing to work outside normal office hours, including match days
- Comply with the AFL policy prohibiting gambling on all AFL matches or events
The Adelaide Football Club is committed to safeguarding children and young people in our care and creating a safe, supportive environment for all.
