Compassionate Disability & Mental Health Support Worker

We Ease; Tweed Heads; Vor Ort; AUD 58.000 - 68.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

We Ease in Tweed Heads, NSW is seeking a compassionate Disability Support Worker/Mental Health Support Worker to assist clients with daily living, mobility, and community participation. You will help promote independence while upholding dignity and confidentiality within a supportive team.

Role involves collaborating with health professionals, documenting progress, and adhering to safety standards. A genuine commitment to person-centered care and community inclusion is essential.

Qualifikationen

• Certificate III/IV in Disability Support or equivalent experience in aged care or community support.
• Current Working With Children Check or willingness to obtain one.
• Reliable car and valid driver's licence.
• Vaccination status in line with health and safety requirements.
• Experience with mental health clients is desirable.

Aufgaben

• Provide personalised support with daily living activities and mobility.
• Maintain respectful relationships and understand individual needs.
• Assist clients to access community services and social activities.
• Support development of life skills to promote independence.
• Monitor well-being and document progress promptly.
• Collaborate with other workers and health professionals for coordinated care.
• Adhere to disability support standards and maintain client confidentiality.
• Participate in training to maintain competency and safety.

Kenntnisse

Empathy

Communication

Teamwork

Organisational skills

Time management

Patience

Problem solving

Ausbildung

Certificate III/IV in Disability Support

Jobbeschreibung

We Ease in Tweed Heads, NSW is seeking a compassionate Disability Support Worker/Mental Health Support Worker to assist clients with daily living, mobility, and community participation. You will help promote independence while upholding dignity and confidentiality within a supportive team.

Role involves collaborating with health professionals, documenting progress, and adhering to safety standards. A genuine commitment to person-centered care and community inclusion is essential.