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Bunya Care Caboolture is seeking female Disability Support Workers to join our team across Burpengary, Caboolture and the Moreton Bay region, with casual shifts covering SIL, in-home supports and community access.
You will provide respectful, person-centred support in homes and in the community, help with daily living routines, manage routines, and work with the participant's team to promote independence and choice.
Bunya Care Caboolture is growing, and we are looking for female Disability Support Workers to join our established team as we expand our supports across Burpengary, Caboolture and the wider Moreton Bay region.
With new Supported Independent Living (SIL) supports commencing, we are looking for reliable, down-to-earth and genuinely engaged people who understand that great support is about much more than simply turning up for a shift.
Our team supports people to build independence, stay connected to their community, feel safe and comfortable in their own home, and have genuine choice and control over how they live their lives.
These casual roles will include a mix of SIL, in-home supports and community access, with shifts available across weekdays, weekends and sleepovers.
Bunya Care Caboolture is growing, and we are looking for female Disability Support Workers to join our established team as we expand our supports across Burpengary, Caboolture and the wider Moreton Bay region.
With new Supported Independent Living (SIL) supports commencing, we are looking for reliable, down-to-earth and genuinely engaged people who understand that great support is about much more than simply turning up for a shift.
Our team supports people to build independence, stay connected to their community, feel safe and comfortable in their own home, and have genuine choice and control over how they live their lives.
These casual roles will include a mix of SIL, in-home supports and community access, with shifts available across weekdays, weekends and sleepovers.
Providing respectful, person-centred support within participants' homes and in the community
Supporting daily living routines, personal care, meal preparation and household tasks
Supporting participants to access their community, appointments, activities and social opportunities
Encouraging independence, choice and participation rather than doing things for people where they can be supported to do them themselves
Building positive, professional and consistent relationships with participants and their families
Supporting participants with complex needs, behaviours of concern or psychosocial disability where applicable
Following individual support plans, behaviour support strategies and organisational procedures
Completing clear and accurate shift notes, incident documentation and other required records
Working collaboratively with other members of the participant's support team
Maintaining professional boundaries while still being warm, approachable and genuinely engaged
For us, reliability and the right attitude matter.
We are looking for people who are:
Reliable, consistent and committed to the people they support
Calm and confident, particularly when situations don't go exactly to plan
Warm, personable and able to build genuine rapport
Professional without being clinical or impersonal
Comfortable working both independently and as part of a team
Respectful of participant choice, dignity, privacy and individual routines
Willing to learn and take feedback
Available across a combination of weekdays, weekends and sleepovers
Experience supporting people with any of the following would be highly regarded:
Autism and intellectual disability
Mental health and psychosocial disability
Complex support needs
Supported Independent Living
Behaviour support
Community access and independence-building
Experience is valued, but we also know that qualifications alone don't make a great Support Worker. Consistency, good judgement, reliability and the ability to genuinely connect with the person you are supporting are just as important to us.
NDIS Worker Screening / Yellow Card
Blue Card
Current First Aid and CPR
NDIS Worker Orientation Modules
Current driver's licence
Comprehensive vehicle insurance
A reliable, clean and presentable vehicle suitable for participant transport
Appropriate Australian working rights
At Bunya Care Caboolture, we are building a team where people know each other, communicate well and work together around the needs of the participants we support.
You will not simply be placed on a roster and forgotten about.
We offer:
Casual employment with competitive SCHADS Award rates
A growing range of shifts across SIL, community and in-home supports
Comprehensive induction and participant-specific training
Ongoing support from a local management team
Opportunities to build regular hours as our Caboolture region continues to grow
A workplace where good Support Workers are valued and where consistency for participants genuinely matters
We want people who take pride in their work, communicate when something isn't right and understand the importance of being someone a participant can rely on.
Bunya Care is a Queensland disability support provider focused on helping people live with choice, independence and the right people around them.
Our Caboolture team provides supports throughout the Moreton Bay region, including Supported Independent Living, community access and in-home supports.
We believe good disability support should feel individual. We take the time to understand the person, their routines, goals, preferences and the people who are important to them, and we build our teams around that.
As our Caboolture region continues to grow, we are looking for people who want to grow with us while maintaining the personal, hands-on approach that is important to Bunya Care.
Female workers are being sought for these roles due to the personal care, privacy and individual support requirements of the participants. Bunya Care considers being female to be a genuine occupational requirement for these particular positions under section 25 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 (Qld).