Welcome to HarbourHelp

Our mission is to empower people to build confidence, resilience, and independence through a unique blend of mentoring/support work and therapy assistance.

We provide holistic, goal-focused support that combines practical mentoring/support work with allied health guidance. Our mentors and support workers work alongside participants to develop life skills, strengthen emotional well-being, and create positive routines that help them thrive in everyday life.

We work closely with allied health professionals, including psychologists, physiotherapists and occupational therapists, ensuring our support reinforces clinical goals while building meaningful relationships with participants.

Our team supports participants across the Adelaide metropolitan and regional areas of South Australia.

About the Role

As a Mentor / Support Worker at HarbourHelp, you will provide one-on-one mentoring/support to participants, helping them develop confidence, independence and essential life skills.

This is a casual / contract role, designed to be flexible around university, family commitments, sport, or other work. You will have the ability to choose hours that suit your schedule, while building solid and meaningful connections with participants.

Mentors and support workers at HarbourHelp often support participants through community-based activities, mentoring sessions, and therapy reinforcement, helping them apply skills learned in therapy to real-life situations.

No two days are the same - activities may include everything from life skills coaching to outdoor adventures or social engagement in the community.

Examples of Activities We Do:

Various activities may include basketball, beach trips,



coffee catch-ups, hiking, bowling, cooking, gym sessions, learning about public transport, attending community events, and practising life skills - all while building meaningful connections and supporting participants in reaching their goals.

Key Responsibilities

Some of the tasks and responsibilities of supporting participants include:

- One-on-one mentoring and support

- Community access and social engagement

- Supporting therapy goals set by allied health professionals

- Building confidence, independence and life skills

- Encouraging healthy routines and positive decision making

- Transport to activities, appointments, or community events

- Assistance with daily tasks and practical life skills

- Emotional support and encouragement

What We’re Looking For

We are looking for mentors who are:

- Caring, reliable and compassionate.

- Ready to apply themselves in a team-oriented environment!

- Passionate about supporting young people to reach their potential!

- Motivated to build genuine, trusting relationships with participants.

- Confident working independently with a proactive attitude.

- Interested in learning about disability, behaviour and allied health.

Mentors/support workers studying allied health, psychology, physiotherapy, occupational therapy,



or related fields are highly encouraged to apply.

What We Offer

Working with HarbourHelp means becoming part of a tight-knit team that genuinely supports one another.

Benefits include

- Flexible working hours around university, family or sport commitments

- Paid community activities with participants

- Travel reimbursement

- Annual performance bonuses for mentors/support workers who reach service targets

- Career development opportunities within the organisation

- Regular team workshops and training sessions

- Exposure to multidisciplinary allied health teams

- Opportunities to read and understand allied health reports to deepen your knowledge
- A supportive workplace where team members step in to help when needed
- The chance to make a meaningful difference in young people’s lives

At HarbourHelp, you’ll build genuine relationships and watch participants grow, develop confidence, and achieve goals.

Minimum Requirements

- NDIS Worker Orientation Module

- Working With Children Check (Blue Card)

- NDIS Worker Screening Check (Yellow Card)

- Current Driver’s Licence

- Access to a reliable vehicle

- Vehicle registration and comprehensive car insurance

- Right to work in Australia (Passport / Birth Certificate)

- Personal mobile phone

Preferred (but not essential)

- Provide First Aid certification

- Provide CPR certification

- National Police Check

- Allied health study or experience (nursing, psychology, physiotherapy, OT, social work, etc.)

Become part of a team that values connection, collaboration, and meaningful impact.

📌 Disability Support Worker/Mentor (Adelaide)
🏢 HarbourHelp
📍 Adelaide