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Form of workCareSouth is seeking experienced, kind, and fun NDIS Support Workers to care for a young adult at home and in the community within the Shoalhaven region.
Adam* is a 29-year-old who loves car rides, going to the football and other outdoor activities. He thrives on routine, has a strong character and is looking for support doing life with friends. Adam’s particularly keen to explore his community and learn new life skills.
As for you, you’re passionate about supporting people, you practise patience and can think outside of the box when needed to manage tricky situations. You put your own strengths and energy into your work and aren’t afraid to share your creativity and hobbies to have fun. You know when to be firm, but for the most part, use your listening and motivational skills to build a valuable connection with him.
You can join an organisation that leads from the heart and takes an individualised care approach to always ensure we’re supporting people to build a better future.
So, could it be you? Permanent and Casual roles are available.
Who We Are
CareSouth is a local, community-based organisation with a dynamic and bold vision to make a difference 'every day'. Working across locations in NSW and ACT, we seek to inspire each other and the communities in which we operate. Our purpose is to influence and support the safety, development and empowerment of children, young people, adults and communities.
About the Role
Due to continual growth within the Shoalhaven region, CareSouth are seeking multiple Disability Support Workers to provide individualised support for a participant with complex needs 24 hours day in within a supported home model. The person you will be supporting can exhibit a range of complex behavioural support needs. You will have the support of a multi-disciplinary team to facilitate the delivery of quality services and achieve positive outcomes of people in a proactive environment.
We are looking for individuals who place the person first and are motivated to do what is best for them!
A day in the life of a Support Worker
As a Disability Support Worker, you will be a part of an amazing team which works dynamically across the NDIS and child protection spectrum. A typical day could include:
- Transporting people to and from appointments, school, or programs
- Implementing Behaviour Support strategies
- Fostering independent living skills
- Assisting with household duties
- Mentoring and encouraging the achievement of goals
- Provide a fun and safe environment for the people in our care.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply.
Do you want to be a part of something great?
At CareSouth, we recognise that the work you do every day is what makes our organisation great. We want to reward that and be an organisation that you are proud to be a part of. We are here to help you bring your best self to work and take your best self-home!
To recognise the work you do we offer
- 24/7 After Hours Call centre to allow you to leave work at work
- Free, confidential and independent Employee Assistance Program
- Tailored professional development pathways
- Flexible working arrangements
- 24/7 access to our online eLearning system
- A compassionate, supportive and inclusive culture that encourages you to be bold, big-hearted and determined.
Applications Close: Please note only suitable applicants will be contacted upon submission of their application.
To Apply: Please review the Position Description attached for a comprehensive overview of the role and selection criteria. Your application must include a copy of your updated resume.
CareSouth warmly welcomes EVERYONE, irrespective of their ethnicity, faith, sexual orientation or gender identity. We are committed to eliminating all forms of discrimination.
NOTE: Positions are subject to a Working with Children/Vulnerable People clearance and satisfactory National Police Check and current First Aid Certificate.
Enquiries: Peter Johnston Manager DSIL Operations on 1300 554 260
