A Disability Support Worker provides assistance and companionship to individuals with disabilities in various settings, such as homes, group homes, or community programs. They help with daily living tasks like personal care, mobility, and social engagement, focusing on promoting independence and well-being. Key Responsibilities:
- Mental Health : Requiring experience with mental health and able to give evidence.
- AOD (Alcohol and other drug): Need to have experience with supporting clients that have been affected but substance abuse.
- Social Support:Facilitating social interactions, attending community events, and helping individuals connect with others.
- Daily Living Tasks:Assisting with shopping, cooking, cleaning, and other household chores.
- Communication and Advocacy:Communicating effectively with individuals and their families, advocating for their needs, and ensuring their rights are respected.
Job Outlook:
- Demand for disability support workers is robust, with many job openings expected in the coming years.
- Qualified workers are less likely to be unemployed.
Qualifications:
- Certificate III in Individual Support (CHC33015), AOD (Alcohol and other drugs), Mental health certificate, or Disability Supports, are often preferred by employers.
- Experience in the disability or aged care sector is also valuable.
Job Type: Casual
Pay: $38.50 – $42.42 per hour
Licence/Certification:
- Working with childrens check (Required)
- NDIS Screen check (Required)
- Police Check (Required)
Work Authorisation:
- Australia (Required)
Work Location: In person
📌 Disability Support Worker
🏢 KT Plan Support Pty
📍 Williamstown