Residential Youth Worker - Transferring from Disability to Youth Work
Casual/Temporary
2mo ago , from Edmen Community Staffing Solutions
Disability to Youth Work | Residential Youth Worker | Flexible Casual Role
Thinking about moving from disability support into youth work?
Your experience in delivering compassionate, person-centred care is highly valued in residential youth services. Step into a rewarding role supporting young people in out-of-home care to build safety, stability, and brighter futures.
Why Join Edmen + DCC Edmen Community Staffing Solutions is a leading Australian community workforce provider with over 30 years’ experience across disability, child protection, aged care, and mental health.
In partnership with Agile Community Care (DCC) , we deliver 24/7 support to young people across residential care, community access, outreach, and supervised family contact services.
Benefits
- Flexible casual work – manage availability via app
- Advance rosters + extra weekly shifts
- Weekly pay
- Competitive rates $44.61 – $80.30 (incl. penalties)
- 24/7 support from Service Coordinators
- EAP + ongoing supervision
About the Role Support young people with complex behaviours linked to trauma and disrupted attachment. Duties include daily living support, transport, routines, emotional regulation, and trauma-informed care using TCI principles.
Requirements
- Cert IV in Disability / Community Services (or studying Youth Work)
- Disability or transferable care experience
- Blue Card + Yellow Card
- Driver’s Licence (Open)
- First Aid & CPR
- Availability for shift work
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📌 Residential Youth Worker - Transferring from Disability to Youth Work (City of Ipswich)
🏢 Edmen
📍 City of Ipswich
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