Company Description Peace United Care is a registered NDIS service provider based in Brisbane, delivering disability support services to adults and teenagers in line with their NDIS plans. The organization focuses on client-centered programs that assist people in managing employment, mental health, disability, and other physical health needs.

Peace United

Care promotes natural connections, positivity, and encouragement to help individuals build confidence and independence. The team provides flexible support options, allowing clients to choose services based on their preferences and needs. With many years of community service experience, Peace United Care aims to reduce stress around managing plans and funding so clients can focus on what matters most in their lives.

Role Description This is a contract, in office Community Support Worker role based in the Greater Brisbane Area.

The Community Support

Worker will provide person-centered support to individuals with disability or mental health needs, helping them achieve their goals in daily living, social participation, and community engagement. Day-to-day tasks may include assisting with personal care, supporting access to community activities and appointments, promoting independence in the home, and monitoring client wellbeing. The role involves maintaining accurate documentation, following individual NDIS plans,



and collaborating with families, carers, and health professionals to ensure coordinated care. The worker is expected to uphold 668 Care’s values of respect, empowerment, and inclusion while adhering to relevant safety and quality standards.

Qualifications

- Candidates should possess strong Interpersonal Skills and Communication abilities to build trust, collaborate with clients, and work effectively with families and other professionals.
- Candidates should possess Community Support and Community Health skills to deliver person-centered care, promote social inclusion, and support client wellbeing in line with NDIS goals.
- Candidates should possess Case Management skills to understand support plans, coordinate services, maintain accurate records, and monitor progress toward client outcomes.
- Relevant qualifications in community services, disability support, social work, nursing, or a related field are beneficial.
- Knowledge of the NDIS framework, safeguarding principles, and trauma-informed practice is an advantage.
- Ability to work independently on-site, use sound judgment, and respond appropriately in challenging situations is expected.
- Current police check, Working with Children Check (or equivalent), and a valid driver’s license may be required.

📌 Community Support Worker (Brisbane City)
🏢 Peace United Care
📍 Brisbane City