Recovery-Driven Psychosocial Support Worker (Part-Time)

Mind Australia Limited; Wonthaggi; On-site; AUD 28,000 - 34,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging up to $15,899 p.a.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Fitness Passport

Professional development and coaching

CommBank lifestyle benefits

Job summary

Mind Australia in the Bass Coast region is seeking resourceful Psychosocial Disability Support Workers for permanent part-time roles in Wonthaggi. You will deliver personalised support services and work with participants to support recovery and daily living skills.

The role involves one-to-one support, group workshops and developing group programs, along with coordinating with families and carers to strengthen connections and community participation.

Qualifications

• Minimum Certificate III in Mental Health, Peer Work or related field.
• Experience working with people with psychosocial disabilities and complex needs.
• Awareness of NDIS and required screenings (NDIS Worker Screening Check, WWCC).
• Unrestricted Australian driver's licence and ability to use a personal vehicle for residents' transport.
• Current First Aid and CPR certifications.

Responsibilities

• Support participants through recovery-focused, person-centred approaches.
• Deliver one-to-one and group support in line with recovery goals.
• Develop and deliver group work programs to build skills and wellbeing.
• Support families and carers with information, education and referrals.
• Contribute to daily operations, housekeeping duties and service flow.

Skills

Psychosocial disability support

NDIS knowledge

Driving/transport

First Aid & CPR

Education

Certificate III or higher in Mental Health/Peer Work/Health

Job description

Mind Australia in the Bass Coast region is seeking resourceful Psychosocial Disability Support Workers for permanent part-time roles in Wonthaggi. You will deliver personalised support services and work with participants to support recovery and daily living skills.

The role involves one-to-one support, group workshops and developing group programs, along with coordinating with families and carers to strengthen connections and community participation.