Our Purpose We create inclusive, supportive communities where people with disability can live independently, connect meaningfully, and thrive. Our innovative Vertical Villages and tailored supports help participants build routines, engage in the community, and live life on their own terms. This role focuses on connection, daily living support, and communication. About the Role We’re looking for an AUSLAN-fluent Support Worker to support participants who are Deaf or hard of hearing, located in one of our Vertical Villages in Marrylands. You’ll play a vital role in helping them: Build confidence and independence Access community activities and appointments Organise and participate in daily routines Develop life skills like budgeting, cooking, and planning Communicate effectively and confidently in their preferred language Navigate services, transport, or local supports This is a social, empowering role – you’re not doing things for people, but with them. What We’re Offering Part-time or casual roles – consistent hours with flexibility Opportunities to work close to home – ideal if you live near: Merrylands, Granville, Auburn, Guildford, Parramatta, Lidcombe, Chester Hill Why Join Us? Work That Matters – Make a direct impact by empowering others Strong Team Support – Backed by a dedicated rostering and P&C team Modern, Purpose-Built Environments – Smart homes and Vertical Villages Ongoing Training – Build skills in communication, inclusion, and person-led support Wellbeing First – Access to a premium EAP and staff wellbeing program Recognition & Perks – Referral bonuses and major retailer discounts What You’ll Need Fluency in AUSLAN (essential) Experience in disability, mental health, or community support Strong communication, patience, and the ability to build trust NDIS Worker Screening Check, First Aid, Driver’s Licence, insured vehicle Cert III or IV in Disability or Individual Support (preferred but not essential) Want to make a real impact – without doing personal care? Apply now and help create a world where communication isn’t a barrier, and connection drives independence.