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Cerebral Palsy Support Network in Melbourne's north-eastern suburbs is seeking a Female Disability Support Worker for casual shifts supporting a young adult participant. The role focuses on person-centred care, daily living activities and community participation.
You will provide compassionate in-home support, including personal care, mobility assistance, meal preparation and assistive technology communication, with training and ongoing online support offered.
CPSN exists tosupport and empowerpeople living with CP and other complex disabilities by providingtailored in-home and independent living support services.
As anot-for-profit organisation, we reinvest in initiatives that advance the rights and opportunities of those we serve. We are a passionate and committed group of people working closely to remain a trusted provider of providing high quality support, information and services to people with cerebral palsy and other complex disabilities, and their families for over 25 years.
At CPSN you're never just filling a shift or a role, you are part of the reason someone's life is better. The work we do matters and it takes dedication and commitment to make that difference. Just as our people contribute so much to the lives of others, we believe they deserve an organisation that gives back: real connection, real development and real support from real people who encourage you to do your best work, feel valued for the difference you make and recognise the positive impact you have on someone's life.
We are seeking a compassionate, reliable and enthusiastic Female Disability Support Worker to support a young female adult participant in Melbourne's north-eastern suburbs. This role offers the opportunity to build a meaningful long-term support relationship while assisting the participant to pursue their interests, goals and community involvement.
As a CPSN Disability Support Worker, you will provide high-quality, person-centred support with daily living activities, personal care and community participation. The participant enjoys creative activities, music, gardening and spending time engaging in meaningful interests.
Friday shifts available each week. Fortnightly roster:
Week 1: 8:00am - 1:30pm
Week 2: 9:00am - 6:00pm
Additional shifts as available
Potential for overnight shifts once trained
Female (genuine occupational requirement)
Positive, engaging and person-centred
Willing to learn and participate in specialised on the job training
Reliable, flexible and committed to providing quality support
Personal care
Hoist and manual handling
Continence care
Experience with non-verbal people who use communication assistive technology
Food preparation and feeding support
PEG feeding
Dysphagia management
Casual employment under the Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Services sector
Competitive hourly rate from $45.28 per hour (base day rate) + penalty shift rates + super + salary sacrifice (optional)
Ongoing online and on the job training and support
Opportunity to develop specialist disability support skills
Meaningful work that makes a genuine difference in someone's life