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Direct Care Resources is seeking Support Workers to assist children and young people across Logan and Ipswich. The role focuses on stability, trust-building and enabling participation in community activities within out-of-home care settings.
You will support attendance at school and appointments, help develop daily living skills, and work with a team to maintain consistent, safe care. Training, induction and ongoing supervision are provided to support your professional growth.
Support children and young people across Logan & Ipswich. Join DCR for meaningful work, ongoing shifts, paid induction and genuine team support.
Be the steady, positive influence a young person needs. Some jobs are about completing a shift. This one is about showing up, building trust and making a genuine difference in a young person's life. Direct Care Resources is looking for experienced and compassionate Child Safety Support Workers to support children and young people across Logan and Ipswich.
Working within out-of-home care environments, you’ll provide the consistency, structure and encouragement young people need to feel safe, develop life skills and participate in their community.
No two days will be the same, but your ability to remain calm, dependable and genuinely present will matter every day.
What You’ll Do As a Disability & Child Safety Support Worker, you’ll:
We’re looking for people who understand that working with vulnerable young people takes more than good intentions.
You’ll need to be someone who can build rapport without losing boundaries, remain calm when situations become challenging, and provide consistent support even on difficult days.
You’ll bring:
To be considered, you must hold, be completing or be enrolled in a relevant minimum Certificate IV qualification, such as:
You will also require:
At Direct Care Resources, you are more than a name on a roster. For more than 28 years, DCR has supported people with complex care needs across South East Queensland. We understand that quality care depends on quality people, so we want our Support Workers to feel supported too.
You’ll have access to:
Young people don’t need someone who simply turns up for a shift.
They need someone reliable. Someone who listens. Someone who provides boundaries, encouragement and consistency.
If that sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you.