NDIS SUPPORT COORDINATOR BARWON & WEST MELBOURNE

Liberty Disability Services; Melton; Remote; AUD 39,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

Liberty Disability Services in Barwon and West Melbourne is seeking a dedicated NDIS Support Coordinator to join our Western Region team. This casual role offers remote work with occasional community visits and quarterly meetings in Melbourne and Geelong, with potential to move to full-time hours.

You will support participants’ engagement with the NDIS, coordinate supports, navigate mental health services, and liaise with government agencies and providers.

Qualifications

• Must have experience or sound knowledge of NDIS.
• Support Coordination experience preferred.
• SDA and SIL knowledge preferred.
• High level of computer skills.
• Outstanding communication abilities.
• WWCC in place or in progress.

Responsibilities

• Supporting participants’ engagement with the NDIS.
• Coordinating formal and informal supports.
• Understanding mental health and navigating the mental health system.
• Crisis management and coordinating with service providers.
• Assisting with government agencies, medical, and disability-related appointments.
• Networking and communicating with key stakeholders.
• Working autonomously from home (remote role).
• Traveling within allocated caseload area, and quarterly to Geelong Head Office or team meeting locations.

Skills

NDIS knowledge

Support Coordination experience

SDA knowledge

SIL knowledge

Car owner

WWCC

Excellent communication

Computer skills

Education

Cert IV in Disability or equivalent

Job description

NDIS SUPPORT COORDINATOR BARWON & WEST MELBOURNE

For Immediate Start

Location: Barwon and West Melbourne Region ( Casual with potential to move to Full-Time hours)

About Us:

Liberty Disability Services is a unique organisation dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities and celebrating their unique identities. Our compassionate care is delivered by a team of passionate and experienced professionals.

We pride ourselves on being an inclusive organisation that welcomes individuals with diverse disabilities and views challenges as opportunities for growth.

Position Overview:

We are seeking a dedicated, compassionate, and open-minded Support Coordinator to join our team in the Western Region. In this role, you will play a pivotal part in empowering individuals with disabilities by providing personalised, high-quality support throughout their NDIS journey.

The ideal candidate will be highly organised, reliable, and genuinely passionate about working alongside people with disabilities. You will be responsible for ensuring that clients receive the right supports and services to help them achieve their goals, while fostering independence and promoting a sense of autonomy.

Type: Casual with the potential to become Full-Time

Location: Work from home, with community visits. Quarterly team meetings in Melbourne and Geelong regions.

Job Role Includes (but is not limited to):

• Supporting participants’ engagement with the NDIS
• Coordinating formal and informal supports
• Understanding mental health and navigating the mental health system
• Crisis management and coordinating with service providers
• Assisting with government agencies, medical, and disability-related appointments
• Networking and communicating with key stakeholders
• Working autonomously from home (this is a remote role)
• Traveling within your allocated caseload area, as well as quarterly to Geelong Head Office or team meeting locations across Melbourne & Geelong. Suburbs include, but are not limited to: Bacchus Marsh, Melton, Sunshine, Caroline Springs, Sunbury, Werribee, Ballarat, Geelong

• MUST have experience or sound knowledge of NDIS
• Support Coordination experience preferred
• SDA and SIL knowledge preferred
• Qualification in disability or community sector (e.g., Cert IV in Disability, Welfare, Mental Health) preferred
• Experience working with people with disabilities and psychosocial disabilities
• Ability to travel, including having your own car
• Working With Children Check (WWCC)
• High level of computer skills
• Outstanding communication abilities
• Evidence of NDIS worker screener clearance or in the process of obtaining clearance