Our Purpose

At United Foundation- Our 24/7 support helps participants live independently and on their own terms. We build communities where people feel they belong and can thrive.

Join our dedicated casual home & community care team supporting participants. We are offering 8-10 hours shift a day Part Time & Casual (up to full time hours)

Why Join Us?

• Career Progression & Purpose – Develop your skills while making a real impact in home and community care

• Support That Has Your Back – Access dedicated rostering, clinical, and P&C teams for confidence in your role

• Training That Builds Leaders – Ongoing upskilling and leadership development programs

• Balance Built In – Structured rosters or flexible weekday roles tailored to your availability

• Wellbeing First – Free access to a premium Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

• Perks & Recognition – Retail discounts and generous referral bonuses

About the Role

Be the key support for one of our lovely participants in Bonnyrigg, while also assisting a small group of other NDIS clients in the surrounding area. You’ll help them build independence, work towards their goals, and enjoy a better quality of life. The role runs on a rotating roster, so you’ll need to be comfortable with day, afternoon, and overnight shifts to keep support consistent.

We are looking for a proactive and positive Disability Support Worker with experience supporting participants on the autism spectrum. Experience with PEG feeding is highly desirable, however training can be provided.

Diverse Duties: Assist with grooming, toileting, meal preparation, medication administration, and household tasks.

• Person-Centred Support: Provide companionship and emotional support, respecting client preferences and privacy.

• Adherence & Reporting: Accurately follow individual support and health plans, and promptly report any concerns or changes in participant condition.

About You

The ideal candidate will be energetic, motivated, and adaptable, with a warm, engaging approach to person-centred care. Strong communication skills and a genuine commitment to supporting meaningful, active daily routines are essential.

• Minimum 3-6 months experience OR Cert III/IV in Disability, Aged Care, or other related fields is highly desirable

• Experience working in in-home or community care settings or family member

• Strong communication skills and ability to set professional boundaries

• NDIS Worker Screening Check, First Aid Certificate, Driver’s Licence, and access to an insured vehicle

If you’re ready to make a genuine difference and build a rewarding career in home and community care, apply now and help empower people to live with freedom and choice.