Support Workers required on a casual basis to assist participants with disability in community settings.
Responsibilities
Provide day‐to‐day support within the community, helping participants live safely, independently, and with dignity
Assist with personal care routines, including hygiene, dressing, and mobility support
Support meal preparation and domestic tasks to promote health and daily‐living skills
Offer transport and social support, helping participants access community activities, appointments, and social connections
Encourage personal development and goal achievement, tailoring support to individual preferences and aspirations
Build strong, trusting relationships with participants to better understand their needs and deliver people‐centred care
Empower individuals to make choices, develop skills, and pursue what matters most to them
Qualifications
What you will bring
A genuine passion for supporting people with disabilities
Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both verbal and written, to effectively engage with individuals, families, and interdisciplinary teams
Empathy, compassion, and emotional resilience, with the ability to build trusting relationships
Adaptability and patience, especially when responding to complex needs, behavioural challenges, or evolving care requirements
Strong ability to make decisions and take initiative in challenging environments
Experience in caring for youth is highly desirable
Ideal experience in mobility assistance and promoting daily‐living skills,



delivered with respect and professionalism
An understanding of inclusion, independence, and empowerment for people with disabilities, and a commitment to supporting their goals
Physical aptitude and reliability, enabling you to assist with manual handling, transportation, and active engagement in recreational or community activities
A proactive and collaborative approach, working as part of a team to deliver high‐quality support and continuously improve outcomes
Preferred additional qualifications
Authorised to work in Victoria
Valid Victorian Driver Licence
Understanding of the NDIS, disability, and community services sector
Certificate III in Individual Support/Disability or studying toward the qualification (highly regarded)
Minimum two‐year industry experience
Ability to actively navigate and adapt to change
Working with Children Check
NDIS Worker Screening Check
First Aid/CPR Certificate
Advantages
Employee Assistance Programme for support and wellbeing
Team‐bonding events and social activities to foster connection outside of work
Flexible work arrangements, with both casual and part‐time options to support work‐life balance
We are a proud equal‐opportunity employer and are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace where we embrace our individual talents and differences. We encourage applications from people of all ages, disabilities, LGBTQI+, Indigenous peoples and people from culturally diverse backgrounds.
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📌 Disability Support Worker - Western Suburbs (Western Australia)
🏢 Incluso Services
📍 Western Australia