Jobs in Australia

• Deliver and support skill-building programs that help participants with learning, communication, social interaction and independent living
• Support participants with intellectual, physical, social and emotional disability, adapting your approach to each person’s needs and abilities
• Plan and run activities that give participants access to education, recreation, volunteering and community life
• Assist participants with personal care, mobility and daily routines where needed, respecting their dignity and choice
• Help participants build confidence, positive behaviour and relationships, using person-centred and positive behaviour support approaches
• Work with families, carers, teachers and allied health professionals to put in place and review individual support plans
• Monitor each participant’s progress and wellbeing, and adjust programs as their goals and needs change
• Connect participants with community services, disability supports and local resources, including NDIS supports
• Keep accurate case notes and records, and report incidents and concerns promptly
• Follow safety, quality and safeguarding requirements, including the NDIS Practice Standards and Code of Conduct
• Take part in team meetings, supervision and ongoing training

Requirements

• Certificate IV in Disability, Community Services or a related qualification (or currently working towards one)
• Experience supporting people with intellectual, physical, social or emotional disability
• Strong communication skills, with empathy and respect for each person’s dignity and choices
• Good organisation, planning and record-keeping skills
• Able to work independently and as part of a team
• NDIS Worker Screening Check 
• Working with Children Check
• National Police Clearance
• Current First Aid and CPR 
• Right to work in Australia

Why join us?

1. Competitive pay
2. Ongoing training and professional development
3. A supportive and inclusive team environment
4. The opportunity to make a real difference in someone’s life