Campaign Lead – Gambling Reform
Advocacy & Stakeholder Engagement
0.8 FTE
Permanent position
Based in Sydney, NSW
About us
Wesley Mission is a high-profile, multi-faceted Christian organisation making a real difference in the community. We work with some of the most disadvantaged people in our community through more than 200 services spanning homelessness, mental health, child and family services, aged care, counselling, employment, education and health.
Our vision is:
“A Spirit-led disciple-making movement: doing all the good we can because every life matters.”
About the role
Reporting to the Manager, Policy & Advocacy, the Campaign Lead – Gambling Reform is responsible for leading the delivery of Wesley Mission’s gambling reform campaign.
This role translates advocacy strategy and policy positions into coordinated campaigns, working with internal teams, partners and supporters to mobilise action, influence decision-makers and drive reform that reduces gambling harm.
The role also supports the development of Wesley Mission’s gambling reform policy positions by monitoring external policy, legislative and industry developments and providing insights to inform campaign activity.
About you
This role would suit a passionate and organised campaigner who brings:
Experience in a not-for-profit, advocacy, communications or community services setting is desirable.
Why join Wesley Mission?
You will play a hands-on role in one of Australia’s most significant social reform movements, working with a committed team to advocate for policies that protect communities from gambling harm.
Other benefits
Apply now
For further information or to apply, please email joel.mackay@wesleymission.org.au using the subject line:
Campaign Lead – Gambling Reform
Closing date
18/02/2026
Wesley Mission is a Christian organisation requiring all staff to affirm its values and Code of Conduct. We are committed to providing an environment in which children can feel safe and valued.
The successful applicant will be subject to relevant pre-employment checks, including a valid Working with Children Check. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
We’ve been caring for the community for over 200 years.
Our services uplift children, families, older Australians, people with disability and those needing pathways out of homelessness, addiction, mental health challenges and financial hardship. We’re unwavering in our support for Australians and Australian communities – and together, we do more good.