Urgent Hiring - Disability Support Worker
Looking for a support role where the right match genuinely matters?
Anchor & Aim Support Services is seeking a warm, reliable and neurodiversity-affirming support worker to provide flexible one-to-one support to an adult NDIS participant.
This role may suit someone who enjoys meaningful community-based support and is looking for a small number of flexible hours around other work, study or commitments.
The role may include:
- Attending appointments, activities and events
- Community access and social participation
- Occasional home-based support
- Driving the participant’s vehicle or using your own suitable vehicle
- Loading and transporting a manual folding wheelchair
- Providing calm, respectful and person-centred support
- Supporting the participant to maintain independence and choice
Preferred Availability:
- Monday: Day / Afternoon
- Tuesday: Day / Afternoon / Evening
- Wednesday: Day / Afternoon
- Thursday: Day / Afternoon / Evening
- Weekends: Open to availability
- Additional ad-hoc support: Approximately 3–4 hours per week
You do not need to be available across every listed time. Please let us know the days and times that genuinely work for you.
About You:
We are looking for someone who is:
- Female, preferably in her 20s–40s, in line with the participant’s stated preference
- Strong English communication skills, as requested by the participant.
- Neurodiversity-affirming
- LGBTQIA+ / queer-friendly
- Warm, respectful and dependable
- Comfortable around chickens inside the home
- Comfortable loading a manual folding wheelchair
- A confident driver with a full driver’s licence
- Comfortable providing both community-based and occasional home-based support
Previous experience providing neurodiversity-affirming community access, personal support or disability support is strongly preferred.
What you’ll need:
- Current NDIS Worker Screening Clearance
- Current First Aid and CPR
- Australian working-rights evidence
- Full driver’s licence
Why work with Anchor & Aim?
We are a smaller support provider that places a strong focus on matching the right worker with the right participant, rather than simply filling shifts.
We want our workers to feel comfortable with the people they support, understand what is expected of them and enjoy the work they are doing.
For the right person, this is an opportunity to build a genuine, consistent support relationship while maintaining flexibility around your other commitments.
To apply:
- Your résumé
- Your current availability
- A short introduction about yourself
- Any relevant disability, neurodiversity or community-support experience
Email: [email protected]
Pay: $45.00 – $50.00 per hour
Work Location: In person