Support Worker - Casa Mia

RGIT Australia; Northern Beaches Council; On-site; AUD 34,000 - 44,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary Packaging

Flexibility

Dedicated manager

NDIS training

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

Fighting Chance is seeking a values-driven Support Worker for the Casa Mia home in Narraweena on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. The role involves caring for four housemates with diverse needs, delivering personalised support at home and in the community, and promoting independence.

The position is part-time and temporary, with shifts across mornings, afternoons, sleepovers and weekends. A compassionate, energetic applicant with strong communication skills is preferred.

Qualifications

• Experience in support for complex cerebral palsy, epilepsy, stoma care, intellectual disabilities (helpful but not essential)
• Willing to pursue a long-term career with Fighting Chance
• Passion for providing responsive, person-centred and considerate care

Responsibilities

• Deliver personalised support in home and community based on housemates' needs and interests
• Assist housemates to create healthy meals, personal care and administer medications
• Support housemates to engage with community and attend medical appointments
• Enter case notes into the Client Management System

Skills

Communication

Empathy

Flexibility

First Aid & CPR

Tools

First Aid & CPR Certification

Job description

Narraweena, New South Wales 2099, Australia

Part-time Temporary Associate

Posted 20 Aug 2026

Description

We are looking for a values-driven, compassionate, and empathetic Support Worker to join our unbeatable team at our Casa Mia supported home at Narraweena on the Northern Beaches of Sydney

ABOUT THE ROLE

Time is filled with visits out to the city, sailing, the beautiful Northern Beaches, maybe to the zoo, airport or even a movie day at home! The list could go on and on - the places the Casa Mia housemates have explored or seen! All in all, you could say we have actors, artists, sport fanatics, cooks, sailors, entrepreneurs! It's a busy house, but a house full of life, full of friends, and full of family!

“We are four busy men who have a broad mix of interests including sport, music, cooking, acting, art and general socialising. We also happen to have some special needs. Our home is filled with warmth and love and has been set up especially for us and our needs. If you have experience in caring, an energetic and uplifting personality, and would like to do some meaningful work, please read on to learn more.”

You will be part of a team of dedicated workers providing support for us within our home and out in the community. Home and community-based activities are centred on our needs and interests.

We are looking for Support Workers who are values-driven, compassionate, reliable, and committed to providing the highest level of quality care and support. This is a key role, working to enable and empower our housemates to live independently.

THE BENEFITS:

We think we have an unbeatable workforce, and so we want to recognise and support our staff. A role with us means you’ll have:

• Support, mentoring, career guidance and ongoing informal and formal professional development opportunities and a strong training and learning culture
• Salary Packaging which means more money in your pocket by paying less tax!
• Flexibility
• A dedicated manager, who is a central point of contact and coordination
• Accredited NDIS training, as well as specialised training for the housemates
• An opportunity to be part of a dynamic team, helping to build a fantastic workplace culture

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:

• Delivering personalised support in the home and out in the community based on the needs and interest of the housemates
• Assisting housemates to create healthy meals, with personal care and administering medications
• Support housemates to engage and participate in the community and assist with medical appointments
• Enter case notes into the Client Management System

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• Experience in support for complex cerebral palsy, epilepsy, stoma care, intellectual disabilities and behavioral management. This is helpful but not essential - we will train you
• An interest in pursuing a career long term with Fighting Chance
• A passion for providing responsive, person-centred, and considerate care
• A friendly, values driven professional with a positive and empathetic approach to providing the highest level of support
• Be energetic, ambitious, and seeking to learn and grow in the role
• Flexible and adaptive communication skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills

REQUIREMENTS:

• Casual, on-call availability to work various morning between 6am to 10am, afternoon 3pm to 10.30pm, sleepover, active overnights 1030pm to 6am and weekend shifts
• Possess or be willing to obtain a NDIS Worker Screening Check and a Working with Children Check
• Current First Aid & CPR (HLTAID003) Certificates (or willingness to obtain)
• Full NSW Driver's Licence and over 21 years of age
• Rights to work in Australia

ABOUT FIGHTING CHANCE

At Fighting Chance, we believe everyone should have unrestricted access to homes, not just houses. Our housemates and families choose who supports them, how they are supported and when. Our homes are welcoming and don’t feel like workplaces or institutions. Our residents live full and enriching lives on their own terms.

BASE Housing Collective

our new accommodation enterprise puts people with disabilities and their families at the forefront of choice about how accommodation services are delivered. Set to expand rapidly over the next few years, our innovative model of supported independent living focuses on a person-centred, family governance model. At the core of this is the Family Governance Committee who collaborate with their team to ensure that true choice and control are prioritised for all housemates.

This is your opportunity to join our team and make an extraordinary contribution to the lives of four fun guys with special needs!

As a values-based organisation supporting marginalised communities across Australia, we value lived experience and cultural diversity. We encourage applications from people with disability and from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. If you require adjustments to our recruitment process, please reach out for a confidential discussion.

Our Commitment to Child Safety

Fighting Chance is a Child Safe Organisation committed to the safety, wellbeing, and inclusion of all children and young people. We have zero tolerance for abuse, harm, neglect, discrimination, or inequality, and are dedicated to preventing harm of any kind.

We uphold the rights of children and young people to be heard, to have their identity and culture respected, and to have their concerns taken seriously and acted upon.

All staff are expected to uphold our Code of Conduct and implement our Child Protection Practices, and to actively promote a culture of safety, respect, and trust in everything we do.

At Fighting Chance, we believe that child safety is everyone’s responsibility.