Disability Support Worker

Join Our Team: Esteem Mentoring, Disability Support Worker / Mentor (Male preferred, flexible & person-centered Role)

Location: Moreton Bay (North Lakes to Bribie Island)
Type: Casual / Part-Time
Pay: Competitive casual rates based on experience and qualifications (SCHADS Award)

Are you passionate about making a meaningful difference?
Are you ready to mentor, empower, and support individuals to achieve their full potential and live their best, most independent lives?

We’re looking for someone who can truly adapt and thrive in a variety of situations—someone who’s ready to wear many hats Whether you’re working with a high-energy child with behavioural challenges or providing compassionate care to an elderly participant, your flexibility, creativity, and enthusiasm will shine through. This is no ordinary role—it’s an exciting opportunity to bring your unique skills and energy to every interaction, making a real difference in the lives of people across all stages of life

Get ready to switch gears, step into new challenges, and make an impact with passion and purpose

We are a supportive, person-centred team seeking adaptable, dedicated, and compassionate individuals who are ready to help participants achieve their NDIS goals and thrive in their daily lives and communities.

What You’ll Be Doing:
As a key part of our team, you will have the opportunity to:

- Provide Personalized Support:
Assist with daily living tasks such as personal care, meal preparation, and hygiene. You will provide participants the supports feel empowered and independent.
- Engage in Social & Recreational Activities:
Join participants on exciting outings, whether it’s fishing, hiking, or simply going for long walks. You’ll support them to access social, community, and recreational activities, providing fun and meaningful experiences.
- Enhance Independence:
Support participants with transportation and public transport training to access social activities, attend appointments, or assist with school runs for young people.
- Emotional & Social Support:
Provide emotional support to individuals, including children and young people with behavioural challenges or trauma backgrounds. Your patience and understanding will support participants build their self-confidence and resilience.
- Safe, High-Quality Care:
Ensure a safe and respectful environment for vulnerable children and adults, creating a space where they can thrive.

What We’re Looking For:
We are looking for positive, adaptable individuals who are committed to empowering others and making a real difference in their lives. You’ll need to have:

- Qualification Requirements:

- Preferably Certificate III in Individual Support (or similar). If you’re still studying or have a lower qualification, we can support you access government-funded courses and work towards higher qualifications.
- Key Certifications:

- Blue & Yellow Cards, Police Check, and First Aid & CPR (or willingness to obtain).
- Driver's License and a reliable, insured vehicle.
- Core Skills:

- Excellent communication skills (written & verbal).
- Ability to work with challenging behaviours and complex care needs.
- Confidence and professionalism in delivering person-centred support.
- Strong professional boundaries and the ability to follow procedures.
- Flexibility & Teamwork:

- You must be flexible in your availability, with shifts across weekdays, weekends, evenings, and public holidays.
- Be comfortable working independently and as part of a small, growing team.
- Experience in Behavioural Support (Valued but not Essential):

- Experience supporting children with behavioural challenges (especially Autism or trauma backgrounds) is highly valued.
- Personal Interests (Valued):

- Skills or interests in crafts, cooking, outdoor activities (like fishing or hiking), or exercise will be a bonus, enhancing your ability to engage with a diverse range of participants.

What’s in It for You:

- Competitive Pay:
Casual rates based on your qualifications, aligned with the SCHADS Award.
- Flexible Hours:
Shifts are typically between 2-6 hours and can be scheduled in morning, afternoon, or evening windows between 7am-8pm.
Travel is required in the Brisbane City region and surrounding areas, particularly within Moreton Bay (North Lakes to Bribie Island).
- Ongoing Training & Development:
We support your growth, providing opportunities to enhance your qualifications and expand your skill set through training.
- Make a Real Impact:
This is your chance to directly improve lives by supporting people to build resilience, independence, and self-confidence. Your unique contribution is important and valued.
- A Team You’ll Love:
You’ll work alongside a supportive, collaborative team that’s all about providing person-centred care and making a difference in the community.

How to Apply:
**Job Type**: Casual

Pay: $31.76 - $91.88 per hour

Work Location: In person