Support Worker | Children's ServicesChange a Child's Story.
Grow Your OwnPurpose.
Career growth.
Real impact.Could you be the person a young person remembers because you showed up when they needed you most?
At Aruma, you'll support children and young people aged 5–18 who have experienced trauma, loss and disruption.
You'll help them feel safe, build trust, discover their strengths and develop the confidence and skills to thrive.Some days you'll be kicking a footy, heading out into the community or celebrating a big achievement.
Other days, you'll be helping a young person navigate a difficult moment.It's not always easy.
But it matters.And while you help young people grow, we'll help you grow too.New Services.
New Team.
Current Opportunities.Whether you're experienced in residential care or ready to take your first step into the sector, this is an opportunity to build a meaningful career with a team that invests in you.What You'll DoAs a Support Worker, you'll help create a safe, nurturing and inclusive home where young people can be themselves, build relationships and work towards their goals.You'll:Build genuine, trusting relationships with children and young peopleSupport everyday life including school, appointments, life skills and recreationCreate safe, trauma-informed and developmentally appropriate environmentsSupport young people to build independence, confidence and resilienceEncourage participation in sport, music, art, community activities and hobbiesHelp young people navigate challenges and celebrate their successesAdvocate for their rights, voice, choices and aspirationsWork collaboratively with families, schools, therapeutic professionals and your teamNo two shifts are the same.
That's part of what makes the work so rewarding.This Is More Than Residential CareResidential care isn't simply about managing behaviours.It's about understanding the story behind them.Children and young people in out-of-home care may have experienced significant adversity.
Your consistency,



patience and ability to build relationships can help create the safety and trust they need to move forward.A conversation.A shared laugh.A successful school day.A first step towards independence.The small moments can become the big moments.Bring Your HEART to WorkAt Aruma, we believe every child and young person deserves dignity, inclusion, choice and the opportunity to live the life they want.Our HEART values guide how we work:Human Rights Warriors – champion dignity, inclusion and equalityEnjoy Life – create moments of joy, connection and possibilityAwesome Participants – support young people to live the lives they chooseRevolutionary Spirit – challenge the status quo and find better waysTerrific Teams – work alongside people who care as much as you doWhat's In It For You?
We know meaningful work is only part of the picture.
You also want to know that your employer will invest in your future.At Aruma, we want your first role with us to be the beginning of a career — not simply your next job.
As you grow your skills and experience, you'll have opportunities to develop, step into leadership and pursue further learning.Salary packaging up to $15,900, plus $2,650 meals and entertainmentEmerging Leaders Programs designed to help you build leadership capability, confidence and experience for your next career stepGenuine Career pathways into Service Leader, Service Management and other leadership rolesFlexible rostering across days, evenings, weekends and sleepoversOngoing training and development in trauma-informed practice, therapeutic care and leadershipScholarship opportunities to support further study,



qualifications and professional growthFitness Passport and health & wellbeing benefitsEmployee Assistance Program for you and your familyDiscounted health insuranceBRAVE Awards to recognise your contributionYour first role with Aruma doesn't have to be your last.Whether you want to deepen your expertise, gain a qualification, explore leadership or take your career in a new direction, we'll support you to keep learning and growing.Start where you are.
Build your skills.
Discover what's possible.Are You the Person We're Looking For?
You don't need to have all the answers.You do need to care, be willing to learn and show up.You'll be someone who is:Passionate about helping children and young people succeedPatient, empathetic and able to build trustCurious, reflective and open to learningReliable, resilient and emotionally awareA strong communicator and team playerCommitted to human rights, inclusion and choiceComfortable working across a 24/7 residential care environmentA Certificate IV in Child, Youth and Family Intervention (Residential Care) or equivalent is highly regarded, including those currently working towards the qualification.You'll also need:First Aid and CPRWorking With Children CheckNDIS Worker Screening CheckCurrent driver's licence and insured vehicleThe RosterThis is a 24/7 service, so your roster may include:Day shiftsEvening shiftsSleepoversWeekendsPublic holidaysFlexibility and consistency are important to help young people experience the stability they deserve.Every Child Matters.
Your Work Can Make the Difference.At Aruma, we're not just filling shifts.We're building teams of people who believe every child deserves safety, belonging and the opportunity to reach their potential.If you want a job where you can make a genuine difference, be part of a supportive team and build a career with purpose, we'd love to hear from you.Bring your HEART.
Build your career.
Change a child's story.
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📌 Residential Care Support Worker - Childrens Services (Toowoomba)
🏢 Aruma
📍 Toowoomba