Compassionate Disability & Community Support Worker

RGIT Australia

Sydney

On-site

AUD 34,000 - 44,000

Part time

14 hours ago

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Job summary

Chosen Family invites applications for casual, entry-level Disability & Community Support Worker roles across Sydney CBD and surrounding areas. You will connect with diverse participants, provide person-centered disability support, and assist with daily living tasks while promoting independence and community involvement.

We welcome compassionate, reliable workers with a commitment to inclusivity and trauma-informed practices.

Qualifications

NDIS Worker Screening Check is required.
Working with Children Check (WWCC) is required.
First Aid Certificate is required.
Valid Australian Driver's Licence is required.
Access to a reliable vehicle is required.
Ability and willingness to travel for up to approximately 30 minutes to support participants.
Availability for shifts of approximately 3-4 hours or longer, depending on participant requirements.
A commitment to respectful, person-centred and inclusive support.
LGBTQIA+ awareness and willingness to support people of diverse gender identities and sexual orientations respectfully.

Responsibilities

Supporting people to live independently and participate meaningfully in their community.
Providing person-centred disability and community support tailored to individual goals and preferences.
Supporting older people with companionship, daily living and community participation.
Providing respectful support to people experiencing mental health challenges, using a calm, trauma-informed and recovery-oriented approach.
Supporting children and young people with age-appropriate activities, routines, community access and social participation where relevant to the role.
Assisting with household tasks, meal preparation, personal care and daily living activities where required.
Supporting participants to attend appointments, activities and community events.
Providing companionship, social connection and emotional support.
Building positive and trusting relationships with people from diverse backgrounds, cultures, gender identities and life experiences.
Using positive behaviour strategies and adapting communication to each person's needs.
Supporting participants to develop confidence, independence and practical life skills.
Respecting individual boundaries, choices, routines, identities and preferences.
Maintaining accurate progress notes and completing required documentation.
Demonstrating clear, professional written and verbal communication.
Working collaboratively with participants, families, Support Coordinators and the Chosen Family team.
Providing dependable and consistent support and communicating promptly regarding availability or changes.