Company Description UCHO (Unique Connections, Holistic Opportunities) is dedicated to providing person-centered disability support that recognizes each individual’s unique goals, strengths, and aspirations. The organization focuses on building genuine connections with people, their families, and their support networks to create trust, respect, and understanding. UCHO’s holistic approach looks beyond immediate support needs to consider the whole person and the life they want to live, promoting independence, choice, and community inclusion.

Support is tailored, flexible, and responsive, designed to protect dignity, respect each person’s voice, and adapt as needs and circumstances change. UCHO aims to create meaningful opportunities so people feel heard, valued, safe, and empowered to participate in their community on their own terms.

Role Description The Community Support Worker is a full time, on-site role based in Central Coast, NSW. This role involves providing person-centered support to individuals with disability in their homes and communities, focusing on daily living skills, social participation, and community inclusion. Day-to-day tasks include assisting with personal care, household activities, and transport, supporting engagement in social, recreational, and educational activities, and promoting independence and choice.

The Community Support

Worker will collaborate with individuals, their families,



and other professionals to follow support plans, monitor wellbeing, and respond to changing needs. The role also includes maintaining accurate documentation, contributing to a safe and supportive environment, and upholding UCHO’s values of respect, empowerment, and holistic support.

Qualifications

- Strong Interpersonal Skills and Community Support capabilities to build trust, respect, and meaningful relationships.
- Effective Communication skills to engage with individuals, families, and multidisciplinary teams.
- Experience or knowledge in Case Management and Community Health to support holistic, coordinated care.
- Understanding of person-centered and trauma-informed practice, with a commitment to dignity, choice, and inclusion.
- Relevant qualification in community services, disability support, social work, or a related field (or working toward such qualification).
- Ability to work on-site in Central Coast, NSW, with reliable transport and flexibility for varied shifts.
- Basic computer skills for documentation and communication, and willingness to follow policies, procedures, and safeguarding practices.
- Previous experience in disability, mental health, or community services is highly regarded; current clearances (e.g., NDIS Worker Check, Working With Children Check, National Police Check) are beneficial.

📌 Community Support Worker (Central Coast Council)
🏢 UCHO
📍 Central Coast Council