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 CareSouth is seeking casual Community Support
Workers in the Queanbeyan region.
As a Community Support Worker, you will assist people with
physical or intellectual disability or people with a history of
trauma and neglect in the community by implementing a tailored
program specifically designed to support them in meeting their
goals.
This may include but is not limited to teaching life skills
such as travel training, cooking, budgeting etc.
Whether you are a mum or dad looking to get back into the
workforce, a recent retiree with time to give or a school leaver
looking to expand your skills this rewarding role is perfect to fit
flexibly around you and your lifestyle whilst making a meaningful
impact on people with disabilities lives.
We want to hear from any
self-starters who thrive in autonomous roles and who are motivated
to help participants engage and connect with their community.
A great Community Support Worker will fill the
following criteria: A minimum Certificate III level qualification in Mental Health, Disabilities, Community Services or related field.
Or a willingness to enrol and obtain a relevant certificate.
Demonstrate an ability to work without direct supervision.
Current First Aid Certificate.
Experience supporting people with an intellectual disability, learning disability or people with a history of trauma and neglect.
Exhibit the ability to establish a professional working relationship with clients that is supportive, encouraging and challenging.
Ability to handle challenging and adverse situations.
Demonstrated ability to work and communicate effectively within complex family dynamics.
Ability and willingness to work in a diverse range of settings, including but not limited to - a person's home or place of residence, other services or community groups.
Availability and willingness to work as part of a 7 day roster, between 6am-6pm.
A vehicle with Comprehensive Insurance (to be used for work purposes) Current Driver's License.