
Disability Support Worker - Complex Behaviours Support - Parramatta
Parramatta
SCHADS Award
30+ hours per week
Casual
Must haves for the role
Due to the participant’s preference and support needs, we are seeking a male support worker.
You must have:
Experience providing mental health support and support with complex behaviours
A reliable car and current driver’s licence
NDIS Worker Screening Check
Working with Children Check
National Police Check
Current First Aid Certification
A calm, respectful and person-centred approach
Availability across Monday to Sunday
Job description
We are looking for a reliable and compassionate male disability support worker to support a participant in the Parramatta area.
The participant requires someone with previous complex behaviour or mental health support experience who can build trust, provide steady day-to-day assistance and respond calmly when situations change. The role may include support at home, help with daily routines and assistance to participate in the community.
Support should always be guided by the participant’s choices, preferences and goals.
Tasks and responsibilities
Your responsibilities may include:
Providing respectful psychosocial and emotional support
Supporting the participant to follow daily routines
Encouraging independence, confidence and choice
Assisting the participant to attend appointments and activities
Supporting community access, social activities and outings chosen by the participant
Helping the participant manage stressful or challenging situations
Recognising changes in mood, behaviour or wellbeing and responding appropriately
Following the participant’s support plan and agreed routines
Completing clear and accurate shift notes
Communicating with the participant, family members and the wider support team
Driving the participant when required
Supporting a safe, stable and respectful home environment
Qualifications
Required
Driver's License
NDIS Worker Screening Check
Working with Children Check (WWCC)
National Police Check
Why The Capable Co is a great place to work
The Capable Co was started just over a year ago by Jess and Shayne. Between them, they bring more than 10 years of experience across support work, support coordination and special needs schools.
They created The Capable Co after seeing how difficult it was for many participants to find consistent, quality support. Their goal was to build something smaller and more personal where strong relationships with participants and families come first.
The team has now grown to 12 staff supporting participants from the Central Coast through to Western Sydney. Jess and Shayne are still very hands-on and continue working closely with both staff and participants.