Job Info
Location: Joondalup, WA
Salary: $80,001 - $100,000
Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position
Job Description
Gnalla Community Pty LTD We're looking for an experienced and compassionate Disability Support Worker who is ready to do more than just a job — someone who wants to empower people to live independently, confidently, and with dignity.
In this role, you'll become a trusted part of participants' lives, supporting them to achieve their goals, build meaningful connections, and enjoy greater freedom in their everyday routines.
Benefits Why Join Us?
Rewarding work that genuinely changes lives Supportive and inclusive team culture Flexible shifts to suit your lifestyle Ongoing training and career development opportunities Competitive pay and opportunities for growth Task & responsibilities What this role involves: Providing person-centred support tailored to individual needs Assisting with daily living activities, personal care,
and community access Building genuine relationships and encouraging independence Supporting participants with social activities, appointments, and skill development Creating a safe, respectful, and inclusive workplace Qualification & experience Previous experience in disability support or community care A caring, patient, and professional attitude Strong communication and problem-solving skills Ability to work independently and as part of a team A Cert III in a relevant field (e.g Aging Support, Disability Support, Psychology etc.) Relevant certifications (First Aid, CPR, NDIS Worker Screening Check, etc.) Driver's licence and reliable transport with Comprehensive Car Insurance Work Type: Full time Salary: $*********** Job Publish: ********** Job Expire: ********** Apply on: Disability Support Worker Job here!
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