Join Meg’s Care Team – Yackandandah

Three opportunities | Person-centred disability support | Meaningful, long-term work

Meg’s Care Team is looking for genuine and committed people (Female) to join a dedicated, close-knit team supporting a bright, mentally alert young woman with severe and complex physical disabilities who requires 24-hour care.

Based in Yackandandah, approximately 30 minutes from Albury–Wodonga, our focus is on empowering Meg to live a meaningful, connected and fulfilling life, with the personalised, skilled support she needs to pursue her interests and aspirations.

We offer individualised training, a well-equipped home environment, strong family support and the opportunity to become part of an award-winning team.

Applicants must be able to commit to the regular hours and roster requirements of their chosen position, including evenings and some weekends where required.

We're looking for the right people for these roles, rather than the perfect résumé. Reliability, a positive attitude, a willingness to learn and a genuine commitment to Meg's wellbeing are what we value most.

Three positions available:

1. Care Team Coordinator

Full-time, permanent | $80,000–$110,000 + superannuation

This is a coordination and hands-on support role. Following a structured transition, you will progressively take responsibility for the day-to-day coordination of Meg’s care environment, helping ensure the team delivers consistent, high-quality support.

You will be required to work one weekend per month as part of the regular roster.

Essential criteria — applicants must meet all of the following:

- Experience in disability, health, community services, care coordination or a related field.

- Experience working with people and coordinating services.

- Strong organisational, administrative and communication skills.

- Excellent relationship-building skills.

- Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities.

- Strong computer literacy.

- Willingness to undertake direct disability support work.

Desirable experience:

- Diploma or Certificate IV or higher in a relevant field.

- Experience with complex physical disability.

- Experience in a self-managed NDIS setting.

- Experience with rostering or payroll.

- Experience in small-team leadership.

- Experience with AAC (alternative and augmentative communication), PEG feeding or complex health needs.

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Apply:



https://form.jotform.com/262101662345045

2. Disability Support Worker

Casual | $36–$50 per hour + superannuation

You will support Meg with personal care, PEG and oral feeding, manual handling, communication support using alternative communication, support for participation in meaningful daily activities, support at TAFE and some overnight support.

Previous disability support experience is not essential. Comprehensive, individualised training will be provided.

The ideal candidate:

- Is empathetic, proactive, enthusiastic and willing to learn.

- Is committed to person-centred support and facilitating Meg’s participating in activities that matter to her.

- Is exceptionally reliable and understands the importance of consistency in a close-knit care team.

- Can work collaboratively with others and independently when required.

- Is seeking regular, ongoing, long-term employment and can commit to the required roster.

Hours: Typically 20–25 hours per week or more, with the opportunity for permanent part-time employment.

Rates: Daytime rates apply between 6 am and 8 pm. Higher rates apply for eligible after-hours and weekend work. The daytime rate is scheduled to increase to $42–$50 per hour in December 2026, depending on qualifications and experience.

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Apply: https://form.jotform.com/jointhesupport/support-team-application

3. Trainee Disability Support Worker

Full-time or part-time, permanent | $27.28 per hour + superannuation

You will work alongside and assist experienced disability support workers and Meg’s family, developing the skills needed to provide safe, consistent care. Community participation is vital to Meg’s happiness and fulfilment, and supporting her to prepare for and enjoy activities in the community is an important part of this role.

You will also assist with personal care and help maintain a clean, comfortable home environment.

The ideal candidate:

- Demonstrates patience, empathy and effective communication.

- Is organised, reliable and willing to learn.

- Can provide compassionate care,



including in challenging situations.

- Can follow instructions and work independently when appropriate.

- Can build strong, professional relationships with Meg, her family and the wider team.

- Is physically able to undertake the role’s manual handling tasks safely, with appropriate equipment and training.

- Is seeking an ongoing role and can commit to the agreed hours and roster.

Rates: Daytime rates apply between 6 am and 8 pm. Higher rates apply for eligible after-hours and weekend work. The daytime rate is scheduled to increase to $31.38 per hour in December 2026.

Paid training: Complete a Certificate III in Individual Support at Wodonga TAFE at no cost to you while earning an income.

On successful completion of the certificate and assessment of competence, you can progress to working independently as a disability support worker.

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Apply: https://form.jotform.com/262103093569053

Mandatory requirements — all three positions

Please only apply if you can meet the requirements below:

- Current Working with Children Check (WWCC).

- Current NDIS Worker Screening Check.

- Current driver's licence.

- Current First Aid Level 2 and CPR certificates.

- Willingness and ability to comply with the NDIS Quality and Safeguarding Framework and relevant requirements of the role.

- Availability and commitment consistent with the position you are applying for, including required regular shifts, evenings, weekends and overnight support where applicable.

Applicants must also be willing to undertake the training and follow the care procedures required to support Meg safely and respectfully.

About Meg’s Care Team

Meg’s Care Team provides highly personalised support in a self-managed NDIS environment. Working closely with Meg and her family, the team empowers her to pursue her interests, continue her studies at Wodonga TAFE, develop her independence and live a meaningful, connected and fulfilling life.

Questions? We’d love to hear from you. Contact us at **************@gmail.com.

Ready to apply? For faster response cut and paste the specific link OR if you prefer continue with SEEK application process. Upload your CV and tell us a little about yourself in a short cover note.

Suitable applicants will be invited to an interview, followed by an observation session.

This gives us all a chance to get to know one another and make sure the role is a good fit.

📌 Disability Support Work / Coordination - 3 positions (Yackandandah)
🏢 Peter Hibbins
📍 Yackandandah