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Sam Armitage, our new State Manager - Client Service and Delivery at Edmen Community Staffing Solutions, brings over 20 years of experience in the youth work industry. With a background in child protection, family services and corrections, Sam has held diverse roles, including Youth Worker, Facilitator of Learning, Manager and General Manager within Adult Corrections and the Department for Child Protection (DCP). Most recently, as Compliance and Operations Manager at DCP. “I’ve had the privilege of working in various capacities, each role shaping my understanding of the challenges and opportunities in supporting young people,” Sam reflects. “From Juvenile Detention to leadership positions, my focus has always been on fostering care and resilience.” His transition to Edmen marks an exciting step to elevate our trauma-informed services and partnerships, driving meaningful outcomes for clients and communities. A Memorable Moment That Inspires Leadership Early in his career as a Youth Worker in a Juvenile Detention setting, Sam participated in culturally specific healing initiatives for Aboriginal young people addressing trauma, grief and loss. "Those experiences were transformative," he recalls. "They shaped my personal and professional ethics, reinforcing my commitment to advocacy and systemic change." This foundational moment continues to guide his leadership, emphasizing empathy, cultural sensitivity and responsive support for vulnerable youth. Work-life balance Based in Adelaide, Sam is not only a dedicated professional but also a proud father to two teenage boys. At home, he balances his demanding career with the joys and challenges of fatherhood. His sons describe him as a "funny, supportive, and sometimes strict" dad who always makes time for them, whether it’s cheering at their cricket matches and Aussie Rules games or helping with homework. "Fatherhood has taught me patience and the importance of being present," Sam shares. "My boys keep me grounded and remind me why I do this work - to create a better future for young people." Exciting Opportunities at Edmen Sam is enthusiastic about his new role: "I’m thrilled to work with Edmen’s incredible staff, clients and stakeholders. This role offers a unique opportunity to build key partnerships and deliver responsive, trauma-informed services." His goals include empowering direct teams through self-growth and confidence-building, heightening awareness of youth workers' key roles and sharing insights to drive Edmen's service expansion. As State Manager, Sam will lead client service and delivery efforts, ensuring alignment with Edmen's mission to support community staffing solutions. A Message to Youth Workers and the Community To Edmen's casual workers and the broader community, Sam offers this: "As a Youth Worker, you hold a position to nurture care, wellbeing and self-worth in a young person’s life. This responsibility demands self-development, reflection and resilience. Your conduct and drive are essential in creating lasting impact." He urges dedication to the role, recognizing its influence on young lives. Leading with Values and Vision Sam is known for his hardworking, loyal and genuine nature, coupled with a 'never give up' attitude. His philosophy centers on listening, clear communication and earning respect through accountability. "Working with vulnerable youth requires truth and time," he notes. "My approach at Edmen will be grounded in standards - because the standards you walk by are the standards you accept." By encouraging robust conversations, humor and resilience, Sam aims to cultivate a supportive culture for staff and clients. Looking Ahead Sam Armitage's appointment as State Manager - Client Service and Delivery strengthens Edmen's commitment to exceptional community support. His expertise in trauma-informed care, team development and strategic partnerships will propel our services forward. Join us in celebrating Sam's journey and contributions - we're excited for the positive change ahead.



