Disability Support Worker

Support work that feels different

Our supports happen where people are most comfortable and engaged - often through gaming, creating and shared interests at ESports Collective, out in the community, or at home. That means support work here is less about routine tasks and more about connection, participation and helping people build confidence and independence.

We hire around interest, because the interest is the tool. When a support worker genuinely shares what a participant loves, the connection comes first and the support follows. So we would rather know what you are into than tick off a list of qualifications - and right now we are especially keen to hear from someone with an interest in art and craft, to share drawing, painting and making with the people we support.

• What you would doSupport participants with community access, group activities, daily life and building independence - often by sharing an interest, whether that is art and craft, gaming, music or getting out and about.
• Who we are looking forReliable, patient people with a genuine interest to share. Experience and qualifications are a plus but not essential - lived experience is valued, and we support the right people to grow.
• The interest we are chasing nowA love of art and craft - drawing, painting, model-making, or anything hands-on and creative you would enjoy doing alongside someone. Other interests are welcome too.
• Required checksA valid Working with Children Check and NDIS Worker Screening Check are required - we can help you arrange them.
• Nice to haveA current driver licence, as some supports involve transport.
• HoursCasual to start, with a move to part-time after six months of consistent hours. We build shifts around you and the participants you support.

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