Job Summary Wise Healthcare is seeking compassionate and reliable Disability Support Workers to provide high-quality, person-centred care to individuals living with disabilities across various suburbs in the Melbourne region. This role is crucial in assisting NDIS participants with daily living activities, promoting independence, and facilitating meaningful community engagement. As a Disability Support Worker, you will be instrumental in helping participants achieve their NDIS goals, enhance their quality of life, and build confidence in their everyday activities. As a Disability Support Worker, you will play a vital role in helping participants achieve their NDIS goals, improve their quality of life, and build confidence in their daily activities. Job Description About the Role We are looking for motivated Disability Support Workers to join our Disability Services team and provide direct support to NDIS participants in their homes and within the community. The role involves delivering person-centred support tailored to each participant’s individual needs, helping them develop independence, build life skills, and participate actively in community life. Support Workers will work closely with participants, families, support coordinators, and allied health professionals to ensure consistent and high-quality care aligned with individual support plans. Key Responsibilities Participant Support Provide person-centred support tailored to participant needs and goals Assist participants with daily living activities including personal care and hygiene Support participants in maintaining independence and dignity Daily Living Assistance Assist with meal preparation, household tasks, and daily routines Provide mobility assistance where required Support medication reminders where appropriate Community Participation Support participants to engage in community, recreational, and social activities Assist participants in attending appointments and community events Encourage social inclusion and confidence building Life Skills Development Support participants in developing life skills and independence Encourage participation in education, employment, or community activities Promote choice and control in decision-making Documentation and Reporting Maintain accurate progress notes and support records Report changes in participant behaviour, wellbeing, or needs Complete incident reports and documentation where required Collaboration Work collaboratively with families, carers, and healthcare professionals Follow individual support plans and behaviour support strategies Contribute to a supportive and professional team environment Requirements Essential NDIS Worker Screening Check National Police Check Working With Children Check (Employee) First Aid and CPR Certification Completion of NDIS Worker Orientation Module Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work independently and within a team Commitment to person-centred care and participant wellbeing Desirable Previous experience in disability support or community care Certificate III or IV in Disability, Individual Support, Aged Care, or related qualification Experience supporting participants with complex support needs Training in manual handling or medication administration Experience working within the NDIS sector Compliance Requirements National Police Check NDIS Worker Screening Check Work Entitlements Candidates must have appropriate work entitlements to work in Australia. How to Apply If you are interested in this opportunity and believe your skills and experience align with this role, we encourage you to apply. Please submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your relevant experience and suitability for the position. Applications and enquiries can be directed to: hr@wisehealthcare.com.au Benefits Supportive and inclusive team environment Opportunity to work within the growing NDIS and disability services sector Access to ongoing training and professional development Flexible work opportunities depending on participant needs Meaningful work supporting individuals to live independently and achieve their goals