Depending on the NDIS participant, your responsibilities may include:
Supporting NDIS participants with community access, appointments, shopping and recreational activities
Assisting with meal planning, grocery shopping and meal preparation
Providing prompting or assistance with personal care, grooming and dressing
Providing medication prompts in accordance with the participant's support plan
Supporting participants to complete daily living and household tasks
Breaking activities into simple and manageable steps
Providing reminders, repetition and clear instructions
Supporting participants to build independence, confidence and social connections
Assisting participants to use public transport and safely access unfamiliar environments
Monitoring fatigue, wellbeing and changes in presentation
Supporting participants with emotional regulation by remaining calm, reassuring and flexible
Completing accurate shift notes,



incident reports and other required documentation
The successful worker will need to:
Have availability in the mornings 8:30 am to 11:30 am from Monday to Wednesday.
have experience dealing with Acquired Brain Injury, Multiple sclerosis and other support needs
Communicate using clear and easy instructions
Be respectful of sensory sensitivities, including noise, heat, bright lights and unfamiliar environments
Encourage independence while providing appropriate assistance
Applicants must have
NDIS Worker Screening Check
Working with Children Check
Current First Aid certificate
Current CPR certificate
Current Australian driver's licence
Reliable vehicle
Comprehensive vehicle insurance
Certificate III or IV in Individual Support, Disability or a related qualification, or relevant experience

📌 Ndis Support Worker (Western Australia)
🏢 Beyond Barriers Care
📍 Western Australia