The Support Worker (NDIS) is responsible for assisting people to maintain their wellbeing, explore opportunities and work towards agreed outcomes that are important to, and for, the person.
Responsible for providing care and support that enhances the ability of individuals to encourage consumers to actively participate in their care to maintain their independence.
See the joy as your plans address challenging behaviours & support clients achieve their life goals.
Love making a difference as an Occupational Therapist? The Benevolent Society has an opportunity for an occupational therapist to join our multi-disciplinary disability services team.
Support people with disability of all ages to meet their goals, empowering them to live their best life.
Be part of a high performing, positive and supportive team assisting Customers to change their lives by becoming job ready and finding employment!
The Community Resilience Officer will assist in identifying, developing and implementing non-clinical community-based supports on Kangaroo Island.
Encore is an gentle exercise program for women who have experienced breast cancer. Times & dates of programming are flexible. Training provided.
This role will support clients in East Coast of SA, working flexibly to offer services in client homes, community settings and our offices at Port Pirie, SA.
Provide a high standard of evidence based speech pathology assessment & treatment for a mixed caseload of children, young adults and adults.
Love making a difference as a Speech Pathologist? The Benevolent Society has full-time and part-time opportunities for a speech pathologist to join our multi-disciplinary disability services team.
Provide emergency relief and case management support to vulnerable and marginalised clients that assists them to make life changing decisions.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an enthusiastic Occupational Therapist who wants to have a positive impact on the lives of disability!
We are seeking passionate and enthusiastic Disability Support Workers working alongside our clients to assist them with all aspects of daily living, community access, social inclusion and support.
To conduct the anthropological function of Anangu Pitjantjatjara to enable the organisation to comply with the Pitjantjatjara Land Rights Act 1981, in respect to interests and issues for Anangu Tjuta.
Providing a structured brief intervention package for individuals and their significant others in addressing alcohol and/or other drug use and associated issues.
