Are you energetic, confident, and passionate about working with young people?
We're looking for dynamic and engaging Support Workers to lead activities in our Youth Day Programs.
This role is perfect for someone who brings high energy, creativity, and confidence to group activities and enjoys helping young people build skills, friendships, and independence.Experience in disability support is great — but attitude, energy, and the ability to connect with young people are what matter most.
If you're enthusiastic, proactive, and ready to get involved, we want to hear from you.About the ProgramOur Youth Day Programs support young people with disability to build confidence, social skills, and independence through engaging activities and community experiences.Programs include:Community outings and social activitiesSports, fitness, and recreationLife skills and independence buildingCreative workshops and group activitiesConfidence building and social connectionOur clients thrive with positive role models who bring enthusiasm and encouragement, creating a safe and fun environment where they can grow and explore new opportunities.The RoleAs a Youth Program Support Worker, you will help lead and facilitate activities both in-centre and out in the community.You'll play a key role in making programs fun, engaging, and meaningful while supporting participants to build independence and confidence.Responsibilities include:Facilitating group activities and community outingsSupporting young people to build social skills and independenceEncouraging participation and confidence in new experiencesProviding 1:1 or small group supportAssisting with personal care where requiredFollowing individual support plans and behaviour support strategiesRecording participant progress and collaborating with the wider support teamEvery day is different,



from running activities and exploring the community to helping participants develop life skills and friendships.What Your Week Looks LikeYouth programs run Monday - Friday from 9:00am – 3:00pm.Programs take place across Sydney, with a strong focus on:Blacktown, Rooty Hill & Castle HillGuildfordYou'll support a mix of on-site activities and community-based programs, helping young people stay active, engaged, and connected.Applicants must have:NDIS Worker Screening CheckWorking With Children CheckCurrent First Aid & CPR certificationValid NSW Driver's Licence (Full or P2)Right to work in AustraliaDesirable (but not essential)Certificate III or IV in Individual Support (Disability)Experience in disability, youth work, or community programsExperience supporting individuals with complex needs or behavioursWhy Join CPA?
At CPA, we empower both our clients and our team.
Our programs focus on building independence, confidence, and meaningful community connections.CPA is also a Registered Training Organisation (RTO *****) and offers fully funded nationally recognised qualifications including:CHC***** – Certificate III in Individual SupportWhat We OfferSupportive and inclusive team cultureOngoing training and funded qualificationsFlexible rosteringEmployee Assistance Program (Sondar)Salary packaging optionsClear career development pathwaysCPA is committed to creating a safe and inclusive workplace.
We welcome applications from people with diverse lived experience and will happily accommodate reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process.CerebralPalsy Alliance is an Equal Chance Employer.
CerebralPalsy Alliance upholds, advocates for, and protects the rights, wellbeing and safety of people with a disability.
We area child safe organisation and all workers are responsible to adhere to the NDIS Worker Code of Conduct.
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📌 Disability Support Practitioner (New South Wales)
🏢 Cerebral Palsy Alliance
📍 New South Wales