Lively is a not-for-profit home care provider with an innovative model that fosters intergenerational relationships through aged care and youth employment.
DPV Health is passionate about ensuring everyone has the opportunity to live a fulfilled life, regardless of their ability. We are looking for experienced casual support workers to join our team.
Support Worker - Change Makers needed! Are you enthusiastic about supporting people with disabilities to live great lives? Apply now!
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.
Multicultural Australia is looking for a casual Residential Youth Support Worker to be based in Toowoomba.
We are looking to build a team of Disability Support Workers to work with our clients with extensive Mental Health diagnoses. Based in Adelaide Metro.
Join MacKillop in our commitment to providing the highest quality services and positive outcomes for the young people in our care.
We are currently seeking ‘Active Night’ Residential Care Worker's to work in our youth home based in Bendigo. This position would suit an experienced worker looking for part time night work.
We are currently seeking ‘Active Night’ Residential Care Worker's to work in our youth home based in Eastern Region. This position would suit an experienced worker looking for part time night work.
Permanent and casual opportunities are available within our Residential Care homes where you can make a difference in the lives of disadvantaged or vulnerable young people.
We are currently seeking ‘Active Night’ Residential Care Worker's to work in our youth home based in Southern Region. This position would suit an experienced worker looking for part time night work.
We’re looking for someone who can handle a challenge and respond well to direction. If you’re looking for rewarding work and have good communication skills and a positive attitude to match, apply now!
Uniting is seeking experienced Care Service Employees to work at Uniting Wontama in Orange on a casual basis.
Join our team in Broken Hill to support our clients in lifestyle activities and community access. You will help improve the lives of people with disability to achieve their goals.
With a focus on supporting our clients to stay independent in their own homes for as long as possible our Support Workers provide a range of services.
Join our team to support our clients in group homes to live independently. On a casual or permanent part-time basis, you will help improve the lives of people with disability to achieve their goals.
My Place is an organisation that works in partnership with each person with a disability to pursue the lifestyle of their choice and have their individual needs met by people they choose and trust.
Have you ever considered sharing your home with someone with a disability? Then Homesharing might be for you.
Enjoy the benefits of a culture that values work/life balance, health and wellbeing, generous salary packaging, ongoing growth and development, and exemplary employment conditions.
Deliver high quality active support to clients with disabilities within a variety of service arrangements. Assist clients with day-to-day tasks.
Be part of a dedicated, collaborative team and make a difference as a Support Worker with Aruma!
Disability Support Worker, Casual roles - Change Makers needed to support people with disabilities to live great lives! Apply now!
Disability Support Worker, casual roles available - Change Makers needed to support people with disabilities to live great lives! Apply now!
Multiple casual opportunities available in Warragul and Latrobe - $29.30 per hour + penalty rates + superannuation + salary packaging benefits.
Amazing opportunity to be part of a new service within the organisation, transitioning children and young people to the new Intensive Therapeutic Care – Significant Disability (ITC-SD) program.
We are currently looking for a part time Disability Support Worker to join our Warragul team at Aruma.
