Disability Support Worker (Umina/Woy Woy/Saratoga)

Support Central Co; Gosford; Sur place; AUD 33 000 - 44 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Support Central Co is seeking a compassionate Disability Support Worker to join our Central Coast team. You will build trust with participants aged 3 to 60+, supporting daily living, independence and community connection.

Casual shifts across Monday to Sunday; varied hours with progression opportunities. Applicants should have relevant experience, strong communication, and a commitment to person-centered care.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting people with disability.
• Experience supporting complex behaviours is highly regarded.
• Availability for varied shifts across the week, including weekends.
• Willingness to provide personal care where required.
• Strong communication, organisational and teamwork skills.
• Ability to write accurate progress notes and incident reports.
• Ability to use client record management systems, with training provided where required.
• Australian citizenship or permanent residency.

Responsabilités

• Build trusting relationships and learn what matters to each participant.
• Support personal goals, daily living skills and independence.
• Help participants connect with community, interests and friendships.
• Provide respectful personal care and daily living assistance.
• Follow individual support plans and behaviour strategies for complex needs.
• Recognise wellbeing changes and communicate with your team.
• Complete progress notes and incident reports clearly.
• Uphold participant rights, dignity, privacy and choice.

Connaissances

Empathy

Active listening

Patience

Teamwork

Communication

Formation

Certificate III in Disability / Individual Support

Outils

Client record systems

Description du poste

Disability Support Worker (Umina/Woy Woy/Saratoga)

Bring your passion, your initiative and your commitment to helping people live the life they choose.

At Support Central Co, we’re looking for exceptional Disability Support Workers who care deeply about people and want their work to make a lasting difference.

People who listen. People who follow through. People who recognise that building trust, encouraging independence and celebrating someone’s progress can change a life.

If that sounds like you, we want you on our team.

Disability Support Workers Who Care

Bring your passion, your initiative and your commitment to helping people live the life they choose.

At Support Central Co, we’re looking for exceptional Disability Support Workers who care deeply about people and want their work to make a lasting difference.

People who listen. People who follow through. People who recognise that building trust, encouraging independence and celebrating someone’s progress can change a life.

If that sounds like you, we want you on our team.

Your Care is Our Cause

Our mission is to redefine industry standards and set new benchmarks for quality care and services. Our motto, “Your Care is Our Cause,” guides how we support participants, work together and show up every day.

We are advocates, allies and champions for people with disability. We support their choices, stand beside them as they pursue their goals and create opportunities for greater independence and inclusion.

Our values shape the way we work:

• Service Excellence: Deliver thoughtful, reliable support and take pride in doing your job well.

• Innovation: Bring ideas, stay curious and look for ways to improve each person’s experience.

• Advocacy: Listen to participants, respect their choices and help ensure their voices are heard.

• Integrity: Be honest, accountable and professional. Follow through on your commitments.

The Opportunity

Position: Casual Disability Support Worker
Location: Central Coast, NSW
Hours: 10–30+ hours per week, with opportunities to increase over time
Shifts: Varied shifts across Monday to Sunday

You’ll support a diverse range of participants, from children aged 3 years through to adults aged 60+, with different interests, goals and support needs.

Make a Difference Every Day

Your role may include:

• Building trusting relationships and getting to know what matters to each participant.

• Supporting personal goals, everyday skills and greater independence.

• Helping participants connect with their community, explore interests and build friendships.

• Providing respectful personal care and assistance with daily living.

• Following individual support plans and behaviour support strategies, including for participants with complex behavioural needs.

• Recognising changes in wellbeing, responding appropriately and communicating with your team.

• Completing clear, accurate progress notes and incident reports.

• Upholding each participant’s rights, dignity, privacy, choice and control.

Progress looks different for everyone. Your ability to notice, encourage and support it matters.

The Kind of Worker We’re Looking For

We want workers who bring compassion together with capability—people who are dependable, engaged and motivated to provide excellent support.

You’ll be someone who:

• Takes time to listen and understand each person.

• Shows patience, empathy and respect, including during challenging moments.

• Arrives ready to work and follows through on commitments.

• Takes initiative while working within support plans, training and professional boundaries.

• Encourages participants to do things for themselves wherever possible.

• Welcomes feedback and wants to keep learning.

• Communicates clearly and contributes to a positive team culture.

• Understands that consistent, caring support can have a lasting impact.

Experience and Requirements

• Experience supporting people with disability.

• Experience supporting complex behaviours is highly regarded.

• Availability for varied shifts across the week, including weekends.

• Willingness to provide personal care where required.

• Strong communication, organisational and teamwork skills.

• Ability to write accurate progress notes and incident reports.

• Ability to use client record management systems, with training provided where required.

• A registered and insured motor vehicle.

• Australian citizenship or permanent residency.

Qualifications and Checks

• Valid Australian Driver’s Licence.

• Current First Aid and CPR certificates.

• Working With Children Check.

• NDIS Worker Screening Check.

• Completion of the NDIS Worker Orientation Module.

• Certificate III in Disability, Individual Support, Community Services or Aged Care.

Some training or certifications may be completed after commencement, subject to the role’s requirements. Required screening and safety requirements must be met before undertaking relevant participant support.

Bring Your Best. Help Someone Build Their Future.

Join a growing organisation where your care, ideas and commitment can contribute to meaningful change.

Support Central Co — Your Care is Our Cause.