NDIS Support Coordinator - Remote (Outer East Melbourne)

Liberty Disability Services; Melbourne; Hybrid; AUD 39,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

Liberty Disability Services is seeking a dedicated NDIS Support Coordinator for the Outer East Melbourne region. The role is casual with potential to move to full-time, working from home with periodic community visits and quarterly team meetings in Melbourne and Geelong.

You will support participants’ engagement with NDIS, coordinate supports, and navigate mental health systems, while traveling within your caseload and ensuring high-quality, person-centred care.

Qualifications

• 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.

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 (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.

Skills

NDIS knowledge

Support coordination

Communication

Computer skills

Travel readiness

WWCC

Education

Cert IV in Disability

Disability sector qualification

Job description

Liberty Disability Services is seeking a dedicated NDIS Support Coordinator for the Outer East Melbourne region. The role is casual with potential to move to full-time, working from home with periodic community visits and quarterly team meetings in Melbourne and Geelong.

You will support participants’ engagement with NDIS, coordinate supports, and navigate mental health systems, while traveling within your caseload and ensuring high-quality, person-centred care.