About Us
As an NDIS-registered provider, Aspire Community Services delivers high-quality, flexible, and inclusive services that promote independence, participation, and wellbeing. Our team works alongside participants and their networks to support personal goals, build capacity, and ensure choice and control in every aspect of care.
About the Role
You will support participants in line with their NDIS goals and individual support plans. Your work may involve assisting with daily living, building life skills, supporting social engagement, and promoting overall mental wellbeing. You’ll use a respectful, empowering approach that recognises each person’s strengths, needs, and preferences.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Deliver individualised supports under the NDIS framework
- Assist with personal care, domestic tasks, meal prep, and medication prompts as required
- Support participants with communication, emotional regulation, and skill-building
- Encourage community participation, employment, and recreation
- Implement behaviour support strategies where applicable
- Complete documentation, incident reports, and case notes in line with NDIS and provider policies
- Maintain compliance with NDIS Practice Standards and Code of Conduct
Essential Criteria
- Experience supporting people with autism, intellectual disability, and/or mental health conditions
- Strong understanding of the NDIS principles, including choice, control, and participant safeguarding
- Relevant qualifications: Certificate IV in Disability, Mental Health, Community Services, or equivalent
- Excellent communication, boundaries, and teamwork skills
Current:
- First Aid & CPR certification
- NDIS Worker Screening Check
- Working with Children Check
- Driver’s licence and reliable, insured vehicle
- Administration of Medication
- Manual Handling
What We Offer
- Regular supervision, reflective practice, and team development opportunities
- Supportive and inclusive team culture
- Flexible shifts and rostering
- Opportunities to grow into leadership, peer work, or coordination roles
- The chance to make a real impact on the lives of participants and families
Pay: $37.05 – $43.08 per hour
Work Authorisation:
Work Location: In person
