Neurodiverse Support Worker

Join Our Supportive and Neuroaffirming Team

Are you passionate about making a real difference in the lives of neurodivergent individuals? Do you value kindness, connection, and authenticity, and are tired of working for people that don't? We're looking for motivated, caring, and experienced Support Workers to join our dynamic, heart-led, neuroaffirming team on the beautiful Gold Coast

About Us

The Neurodiverse Network by Amelia Read is on a mission to create authentic, inclusive, and meaningful connections that empower neurodivergent individuals to unmask and thrive as their true selves. We're a community that leads with lived experience, honours individuality, and champions unique strengths. Celebrating Neurodiversity, Together

We walk alongside children, adults, and families on their unique neurodiverse journeys, offering a wide range of neuroaffirming services including:

• Comprehensive assessments
• Psychology intervention & other Mental Health support
• Family support & parent coaching
• NDIS access assistance & support coordination
• Support work & therapy assistants
• Therapeutic & social connection group programs
• Educational webinars & workplace training
• & more

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What You'll Be Doing

As a Support Worker at The Neurodiverse Network, you'll help empower neurodiverse clients to live authentically - supporting them to develop independence, enhance emotional regulation, build meaningful connections, and engage confidently in their communities. Your work will be guided by a neuroaffirming, person-centred, and trauma-informed approach, underpinned by your understanding of each client's unique profile, preferences, and needs.

Core duties include:

• Assist with daily living activities (e.g. light personal care, meal prep, light household duties)
• Support routines and encourage independence through tailored strategies and tools
• Foster social inclusion through community access, activities, and outings tailored to the client's interests and goals
• Collaborate positively with families and other stakeholders
• Understand and acknowledge each person's sensory profile, communication preferences, and regulation needs
• Consistently uphold the NDIS Code of Conduct and organisational values
• Maintain clear, accurate, and timely documentation to ensure quality support, effective communication, and compliance with organisational and NDIS requirements

Additional duties may include:

• Supporting or facilitating our social connection group programs (in areas that are of interest to you)
• Implement therapy programs in the home that are developed and overseen by our psychologists and other allied health professionals

What We're Looking For

We're looking for multiple people who:

• Have demonstrated experience working with neurodivergent individuals, particularly those with Autism Level 2
• Understand autism-related communication differences, sensory sensitivities, emotional regulation challenges, and masking
• Have the ability adapt to individual needs and preferences
• Are compassionate, reliable, and committed to inclusive, person-centred care
• Have a high level of emotional intelligence, patience, and effective communication skills
• Able to work independently and as part of a team
• Holds (or is working towards) a certificate or higher in disability support, community services, or similar

Must-Haves

• Legal right to work in Australia
• Current First Aid & CPR (or willingness to obtain)
• Current Blue Card (Working with Children Check)
• Own ABN
• Unrestricted Driver's Licence and own reliable car
• Comprehensive car insurance that is insured for business use

Ready to Join Us?

If this sounds like the meaningful, rewarding work you've been searching for, we'd love to hear from you

 Hit the Apply now button - we can't wait to hear from you

Early applications are encouraged as they will be reviewed as received.