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Disability Support Worker

As a Disability Support Worker, it is your role to support your clients in everything they do - with one goal - helping them thrive and achieve the life of independence we all deserve!

Average Salary

$1265

Average Age

47 y.o.

Job Growth

According to joboutlook.gov.au careers within disability care are expected to have very strong growth.

Education Level

You can work as a Disability Support Worker with at least a years' work experience, however, a certificate III or IV in disability care, mental health, community services or another related field may be useful.

DISABILITY SUPPORT WORKER

Helping clients with day to day tasks
Organising social activities for clients
Assisting in reaching goals, learning new skills
Helping clients thrive and acquire independence

Female

Work Full Time

WHAT DOES THEIR DAY LOOK LIKE?

The role of a Disability Support Worker is to provide care, supervision and support for people with disabilities in the home, residential establishments, clinics and hospitals. In this role, you will work with other health professionals to maximise an individual’s physical and mental wellbeing. Working within the NDIS framework, you will also be expected to have an excellent knowledge of your clients’ NDIS entitlements and obligations.