What this role is about

This is not a “fill the hours and hope” role.

You will

- Work 1:1 with NDIS participants (16–45+ years old, living at home or independently) in the south of Adelaide
- Deliver our 12‑Week Life Structure Program using 3–6 hours/week of support
- Help participants with four key focus areas:
- Daily & weekly routines
- Cleaning & home organisation
- Basic budgeting and money routines
- Getting out of the house for exercise / meaningful activity
- Record short, clear notes and simple progress check‑ins that coordinators can actually use

What makes this role different
1. You do the program on yourself first (paid). In your first 4–12 weeks, you will:

- Complete a simplified version of the Structured Living Program for your own life
- Choose one personal goal (e.g. morning routine, budgeting system, movement, home environment)

- Use the same tools, forms and check‑ins you’ll later use with participants

We want you to feel what good structure does in your own life, so you’re not just following a script – you’re speaking from experience.

1. Clear structure, not guesswork.

You get:
- A step‑by‑step framework for your first 12 weeks with each participant
- Example session plans and checklists for home, health, budgeting and meaningful activity modules

- Regular support from our client services team when things get stuck

About I’m Able I’m Able is an NDIS core and capacity building home care support provider based in south Adelaide. Our focus is straightforward:

help participants build structure in their lives so days feel calmer, clearer and more in their control.





We’re growing our Structured Living Program and are looking for support workers who love routine, practical support and small, meaningful wins.

Who this is for

You might be a great fit if:

- You have experience in disability support, mental health, community services or similar
- You genuinely like routine, planning and follow‑through
- You’re comfortable with light home‑based support (cleaning tasks, organising, planning a week)
- You communicate clearly with families and support coordinators
- You’re willing to apply the structure tools to your own life during onboarding

Must‑haves:
- NDIS Worker Screening Check (or ability to obtain)
- NDIS Worker Orientation Module
- Working With Children Check (SA)
- Current First Aid & CPR, or willingness to update
- Driver’s licence and reliable car
- Right to work in Australia

Pay & conditions
- SCHADS Award pay rates (classification based on experience and duties), plus penalties and allowances as applicable
- Paid training and onboarding, including completing the Structured Living induction program
- Shifts primarily in the south of Adelaide aligned to participant routines (daytime / some afternoons)

How to apply Email your CV and a short note to [email protected] with subject:

“Structured Living Support Worker – South Adelaide”

In your email, briefly tell us:

- Which suburbs you can work in
- One area of your own life you’d be interested in structuring more (e.g. mornings, money, movement, home)

We’ll contact shortlisted candidates for an initial application form, then an interview. Pay: $36.33 – $38.00 per hour

Benefits

- Employee mentoring program
- Professional development assistance
- Referral program
- Travel reimbursement

Work Location: In person

📌 Structured Living Support Worker (NDIS) – South Adelaide (Noarlunga Centre)
🏢 I'm Able Support Network
📍 Noarlunga Centre