Disability Support Worker - Personal Care & Community - Willoughby

We are looking for a reliable and caring Disability Support Worker who is comfortable providing a broad range of day-to-day support.

You must have:

• A reliable car and current Driver’s Licence

• NDIS Worker Screening Check

• National Police Check

• Working with Children Check (WWCC)

• Current First Aid Certification

• Experience providing personal care

• Confidence supporting clients at home and in the community

• Good communication skills

• A practical, flexible approach to support

• The ability to follow support plans and instructions while also using initiative

We are looking for a Disability Support Worker to provide regular support to a client in their home in Willoughby.

This is a varied, hands-on role where no two shifts will necessarily look the same. You may be helping with personal care and everyday routines at home on one shift and supporting the client to get out into the community on another.

We are looking for someone who is comfortable with a range of tasks and can adapt their support to what the client needs on the day. The focus is on providing respectful, practical support while encouraging the client's independence, choices and involvement in everyday life.

The role offers approximately 10-15 hours per week with this client. There are also other clients who require support, so suitable workers may have opportunities to pick up additional shifts and build more regular hours.

• Provide personal care and assistance with daily routines

• Assist with hygiene, showering, toileting and other personal care needs where required

• Support the client with everyday activities around the home

• Support the client to participate in the community

• Assist with social activities, outings and appointments based on what the client wants to do

• Encourage independence and support the client to make their own choices

• Provide general day-to-day disability support as required

• Follow the client's support plan, routines and preferences

• Communicate relevant information or concerns to the coordinator