Disability Care Coordinator: Plan, Connect & Empower Families

SPD; Singapore; On-site; SGD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

SPD in Singapore is seeking a dedicated Care Coordinator to support individuals with disabilities and their families, coordinating services to enhance independence and quality of life. You will work as the central contact among clients, families, providers and community resources to ensure tailored care plans.

The role involves assessment, care planning, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, and ongoing empowerment of the dyad to access resources and sustain appropriate support across care

Qualifications

• A recognised Diploma in Social Work (Social Sciences) or WSQ Diploma in Social Service.
• Possesses good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Good working knowledge of word processing and computer skills.
• A good team player; prior experience is an added advantage.

Responsibilities

• Build trusting relationships with individuals, families and service providers.
• Screen and triage caregivers to appropriate support within services.
• Develop and implement person- and family-centred care plans in collaboration with relevant stakeholders.
• Coordinate and monitor services to ensure integrated care and continuity.
• Advocate for client needs and facilitate referrals to services and programmes.
• Stay updated on local services, policies and best practices in disability care.
• Assist dyads with navigating forms, appointments and service systems.

Skills

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Teamwork

Computer skills

Education

Diploma in Social Work (Social Sciences)

WSQ Diploma in Social Service

Job description

SPD in Singapore is seeking a dedicated Care Coordinator to support individuals with disabilities and their families, coordinating services to enhance independence and quality of life. You will work as the central contact among clients, families, providers and community resources to ensure tailored care plans.

The role involves assessment, care planning, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, and ongoing empowerment of the dyad to access resources and sustain appropriate support across care