Complex & High Needs (Multiple Locations)

Join an inclusive, diverse, and supportive workplace culture – a place where your career can truly grow.

At Axis Supports, we’re more than a healthcare provider – we’re a purpose-driven team committed to empowering people with disabilities. We believe in creating a positive, supportive work culture that values every staff member and delivers meaningful outcomes for our clients.

We are currently seeking experienced Support Workers to join our growing team and provide high-quality, person-centred support to NDIS participants with a variety of needs, including complex care and mental health.

Why Work With Us

We are different. At Axis Supports, we recognise, reward, and invest in our people. Here’s what you can expect:

Career growth with team leader opportunities and clear progression pathways

Regular shifts and flexibility, with part-time, casual, and permanent options

Ongoing training, including free access to CPD courses (through our RTO partnership)

Competitive pay, with bonuses and referral incentives

Recognition programs such as staff awards, gifts, and performance incentives

A supportive and inclusive team culture

Leadership and mentoring programs to support your professional goals

Opportunities to work on exciting projects beyond direct care

About the Role

As a Support Worker, you will:

Provide tailored support to participants with high and complex needs

Implement Behaviour Support Plans in line with restrictive practice policies

Work with participants experiencing complex intellectual disabilities and complex mental health needs

Support clients in daily living, community access, and social activities (such as shopping trips, outings, and appointments)

Build strong rapport and adapt supports to each individual’s goals and personality

Work flexibly across weekdays, evenings, weekends, and public holidays

About You

To be successful, you’ll bring compassion, professionalism, and the ability to work confidently with complexity. You’ll also have:

Demonstrated experience supporting participants with complex behavioural or mental health needs

Knowledge of Behaviour Support Plans and restrictive practice guidelines

Ability to manage anxiety-related behaviours and support clients respectfully in public settings

Certificate III or IV in Disability, Individual Support, Aged Care, or similar qualification

Current First Aid and CPR certificate

Driver’s licence and reliable vehicle

NDIS Worker Check

Working With Children Check

Current Police Check (within the past 6 months)

Completion of the NDIS Orientation Module

Desirable: Experience with peg feeding, hoist transfers, and personal care – or a willingness to learn (training will be provided).