You will support people with intellectual, physical, social and emotional disability to learn current skills, take part in education and activities, and get out and about in their community.

What you will do

- Deliver and support skill-building programs that help participants with learning, communication, social interaction and independent living
- Support participants with intellectual, physical, social and emotional disabilities, adapting your approach to each person’s needs and abilities
- Plan and run activities that give participants access to education, recreation, volunteering and community life
- Assist participants with personal care, mobility and daily routines where needed, respecting their dignity and choice
- Help participants build confidence, positive behaviour and relationships, using person-centred and positive behaviour support approaches
- Work with families, carers, teachers and allied health professionals to put in place and review individual support plans
- Monitor each participant’s progress and wellbeing, and adjust programs as their goals and needs change
- Connect participants with community services, disability supports and local resources,



including NDIS supports
- Keep accurate case notes and records, and report incidents and concerns promptly
- Follow safety, quality and safeguarding requirements, including the NDIS Practice Standards and Code of Conduct
- Take part in team meetings, supervision and ongoing training

Requirements

- Certificate IV in Disability, Community Services or a related qualification (or currently working towards one)
- Experience supporting people with intellectual, physical, social or emotional disability
- Strong communication skills, with empathy and respect for each person’s dignity and choices
- Good organisation, planning and record-keeping skills
- Able to work independently and as part of a team
- NDIS Worker Screening Check
- Working with Children Check
- National Police Clearance
- Current First Aid and CPR
- Right to work in Australia

Why join us?

1. Competitive pay
2. Ongoing training and professional development
3. A supportive and inclusive team environment
4. The opportunity to make a real difference in someone’s life

📌 Disability Services Officer (Perth)
🏢 OPTIONS FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
📍 Perth