Be part of a team around one person, building real belonging in the community

About Isaac

Isaac is a 28-year-old man living in River Heads. He is a volunteer, swimmer, live music fan, outdoor man, traveler and much loved family member and friend.

Isaac, his family and team are building on his team of supports and are looking for people who value inclusion and belonging. That means supporting Isaac to find and hang out in typical spaces with typical people, doing typical things in typical ways. Day programs and group homes are not his jam.

Isaac communicates without speech using alternative communication. He does best with people who are patient, observant, respectful, and genuinely interested in understanding how he communicates, chooses, and connects.

About the Role

We are looking for people who are curious, observant, and willing to learn. Supporting Isaac means paying attention to what he is communicating, noticing what is working and what isn't, helping him build a meaningful life, and contributing ideas that improve his support. You will receive training, mentoring, and ongoing guidance, but we expect team members to think, reflect, and actively engage in helping Isaac achieve his goals.

In this role, you will be required to:

Support Isaac to live a full and meaningful life through valued roles, relationships, community participation, and personal growth

Provide personal care and day‑to‑day support that promotes Isaac's health, wellbeing, dignity, and independence

Listen to Isaac, support his communication, and pay attention to what is important to him

Help Isaac learn new skills, pursue his interests, and participate in activities he enjoys

Work collaboratively with a supportive team to plan, problem‑solve, and continuously improve the quality of support provided





Use online systems to record and share important information, helping the team learn and make informed decisions

Develop your skills, confidence, and leadership through training, mentoring, and increasing responsibility

About You

As a small, close‑knit team, we value collaboration, reliability and flexibility. We are looking for someone who is genuinely seeking a part‑time role and has sufficient availability to assist with occasional leave and roster coverage.

The role is NOT suitable for someone who is looking to maximise hours across multiple jobs because we need you focussed on Isaac and your fellow team members.

You will also be:

Curious, observant, and willing to learn

Kind, patient, and genuinely interested in helping Isaac live a valuable life

Good listeners who pay attention to what Isaac is communicating and what matters to him

Passionate about helping people build meaningful lives, relationships, and a sense of belonging in their community

Reliable, proactive, and willing to contribute ideas and solve problems

Committed to working as part of a team and continuously improving the support provided

Able to see possibilities beyond traditional disability services, with a focus on inclusion, participation, valued roles, and ordinary community life rather than segregated programs

What It's Like Working With Us

You’ll be part of a small, self‑managed team where:





You will receive regular consistent shifts

You're supported, not micromanaged

Training and mentoring are built in

Questions are encouraged

Good communication really matters

Everyone contributes to making the team work well

You’ll be expected to show initiative, reliability, and willingness to learn — and you’ll be supported to do so.

Why Join Isaac's Band?

Strong training and ongoing mentoring

Real relationships and meaningful work

A calm, respectful, values‑based team culture

Opportunity to grow your skills and confidence over time

A pathway to more responsibility as you develop

Regular and predictable ongoing shifts with opportunity to become permanent

Between 24 and 38 hours per week of regular consistent shifts plus ad hoc additional shifts to cover other staff when on leave.

You MUST be prepared to work a roster that is a mix of day shifts and inactive overnight shifts

Pay & Conditions

Starting from SCHADS Level 2.2, depending on qualifications and experience and progression over time.

Casual employment with opportunity to move to permanent over time

Superannuation and applicable allowances

Some experience in disability or support work that's made you want to make this work your career

A minimum of 2 years of disability or support work experience is required

Skilled in team work, planning and communicating

Cert III in Disability (or similar)

NDIS Worker Orientation Module

Both NDIS Worker Orientation Module and First Aid/CPR certification must be completed before starting

First Aid & CPR

Current Australian Driver's Licence

Australian resident

Comfortable using digital tools for notes and communication

Willingness to learn and take feedback

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📌 Disability Support Worker (River Heads)
🏢 Isaac's Band
📍 River Heads