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Afford is seeking a dedicated Male Community Access Support Worker to help clients with disabilities live independently in their community across New South Wales. You will provide high-quality support aligned with individual plans, promote rights, and assist with daily activities, appointments, and community participation.
This role requires a Certificate III in Individual Support or above, a current First Aid certificate, a valid driver's license, and willingness to obtain essential checks.
At Afford, we are focussed on improving the lives of people with disability by prioritising their choices, promoting their rights and exploring possibilities together. In this Community Access Support Worker role, you will support this vision by providing high-quality support to our clients within the community.
Still want to make a real difference? Join our team and help individuals with disabilities live their best lives. We're looking for caring and compassionate people to provide essential support and guidance while helping clients build independence, confidence and community connection.
We are seeking dedicated and experienced Male Community Access Support Workers to join our Explore Program team and provide exceptional support to clients within the community.
As a Support Worker, you will play a crucial role in helping individuals with disabilities achieve their goals, live independently, and participate fully in community life. This is a community-based role supporting clients out in the community rather than within SIL or residential homes.
Afford exists to create an inclusive world where human rights are realised, a world where people of all abilities can live, connect, and thrive. Our values guide everything we do: we are kind, we are clear, we are a team, and we explore.
\"This is a male-only position. In accordance with Section 30 of the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth), and applicable state legislation, this position is exempt from the requirement to not discriminate on the basis of sex. The exemption is provided on the basis of a genuine occupational requirement related to the provision of personal care to male clients.\"
To learn more about Afford and what we do, please follow this link: www.afford.com.au