📣 Support Workers

Attend are looking for more superstars to join our expanding team of support workers!

If you're currently studying for a Certificate III, already hold a Certificate III, or possess equivalent tertiary education - and you're all about making a positive impact on someone's life, we want you on our team.

Our main goal when providing supports is we pair our clients with SW’s that they are capable of building long term, meaningful relationships with. 🫶

This means 99% of our shifts are a part of a permanent roster that mirrors week by week, giving you set shifts that create a better work life balance. 🥳

Support Worker – Mental Health + Personal Care Focus

We are seeking experienced workers that are passionate about supporting participants with aspects of their daily lives, encouraging meaningful connections and accessing the community.

What we're looking for:

Mental health experience is essential – We need team members who understand the complexities of mental health support and can confidently provide high-quality, person-centered care.

Capability to assist with personal care and manual handling – A hands-on approach is crucial to meeting the diverse needs of our participants.

Flexibility with availability – We require a minimum commitment of at least 25 hours per week, including the ability to work across a range of shifts as needed.

Induction and ongoing training will be provided, including the opportunity to learn directly from allied health professionals who support our participants.

If you're reliable, caring, and have the skills and experience to make a real difference, we’d love to hear from you.

Criteria:

Certificate III in individual support

Mental health experience

Manual Handling Certificate + Experience in using hoist

Personal Care training and experience

First aid and CPR

All relevant clearances including NDISWC and Working with Children’s Check

Ability to commit to a minimum of 25 hours per week

Availability across at least 4 days per week

Experience working with challenging behavior's