Disability Support Worker (Casual) – Campbelltown NSW Join a team where your support truly matters.Aura Assist is a registered NDIS provider committed to empowering people with disabilities to live with confidence, connection, and independence.
We're currently looking for a compassionate, proactive support worker to assist a client in the Campbelltown area.About the Role:We're seeking a support worker to assist a client living with mental health challenges who is looking to build confidence, re-engage with the community, and work on daily living goals.
The ideal worker will be someone calm, supportive, and proactive — with the emotional intelligence to build trust and help create secure, empowering routines.Your Key Responsibilities:Provide respectful support with personal care and day-to-day routinesSupport community access (e.g., appointments, shopping, social outings)Use active listening, grounding, and reassurance strategiesPromote independence — assist with, not forEncourage confidence, self-worth,



and small winsBe someone the client feels safe and heard withAbout You:Cert III in Individual Support (Disability) or related field, or ongoing degree in Nursing, Allied Health, or Social WorkPrevious experience supporting clients with mental health challengesStrong communication and emotional intelligenceNDIS Worker Screening Check & Orientation ModuleValid First Aid & CPR certificationsFully vaccinated for COVID-19Driver's license (own car preferred)Why Work With Aura Assist?
Flexible shiftsPaid travel between clientsOpportunities for growth and long-term placementSupportive team culture with clinical guidance where neededJob Details:Location: Campbelltown NSW Type: Casual (potential for part time)Start: ASAPSchedule: Adaptable, with weekday availability preferredPenalty rates apply where applicableIf you're warm, dependable, and passionate about helping people move forward — we'd love to hear from you.
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📌 Disability Support Worker Casual – Campbelltown Nsw 2560 Sydney (Australia)
🏢 Aura Assist
📍 Australia