Support Worker

Location: Glebe, NSW
Provider: Absolute Disability Care (ADC) Pty Ltd
Shifts: 6am–2pm | 2pm–10pm + Sleepover | Finish 6am
Start Date: Immediate
Employment Type: Contractor / Casual

The participant is a calm, gentle and quiet young adult who enjoys gaming, music and spending time in their own space. They benefit from predictable routines, low‑pressure communication and patient, trauma‑informed support.
Support is required for daily living tasks, motivation, emotional regulation, community access and building independence at a comfortable pace.
The participant may become overwhelmed by loud environments, too many questions, sudden changes or social pressure, so a calm, consistent and respectful approach is essential.

Absolute Disability Care (ADC) Pty Ltd is a registered NDIS provider committed to delivering high‑quality, safe and person‑centred disability support services across Queensland and New South Wales. We support children, adults and older people living with physical disabilities, psychosocial disabilities and mental health conditions.

Our mission is to empower participants to live comfortably, confidently and independently within the community, while supporting families and carers through responsive, flexible and tailored service delivery.

ADC operates Supported Independent Living (SIL), community access and in‑home support services, delivered 24/7 by experienced and dedicated support workers. We value our frontline workers and work collaboratively with participants and their broader support teams to achieve meaningful, positive outcomes.

If you want to make a genuine difference, be recognised for your contribution and join a professional, values‑driven organisation, we welcome your application.

• Experience in the disability industry

• Current First Aid & CPR

• Blue Card / NSW Working With Children Check

• Yellow Card / NDIS Worker Screening Check

• Current Police Check

• Open Driver’s Licence

• Reliable vehicle with registration & insurance

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Ability to work independently and within a team

• Experience with medication assistance (preferred)

• Assist with personal care and daily living tasks

• Support participants to attend appointments and access the community

• Encourage skill development, independence and routine building

• Implement individualised support and behaviour strategies

• Respond appropriately to challenging or defensive behaviours

• Maintain accurate shift notes, progress notes and incident reports

• Follow NDIS Practice Standards and ADC policies

• Work collaboratively with healthcare professionals and Behaviour Support Practitioners

• Physically fit for active shifts

• Proven experience supporting individuals with complex or psychosocial needs

• Strong documentation and data‑entry skills

• Positive, calm and team‑focused attitude

• Completion of the NDIS Worker Orientation Module

• Willingness to complete ADC induction and ongoing training

• MAYBO or equivalent behaviour‑support training (preferred)

• Flexible shifts to suit your availability

• Salary packaging options (where applicable)

• Supportive and inclusive team culture

• Ongoing training and professional development

• Opportunities for career progression

• Meaningful work making a real difference

If you are a compassionate, reliable and experienced support worker ready to join a values‑driven organisation, we would love to hear from you.
Immediate start available.