Disability Support Worker

Looking for a rewarding role with purpose? Join us as a Disability Support Worker and make a positive difference every day.

At Glenray, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live a meaningful and connected life. Every day, our team supports people living with disability across the Central West to achieve their goals – at home, at work and in the community. We’re looking for a Disability Support Worker to join our teams in Bathurst  – we’re looking for someone who thrives on helping people! 

If you’re interested in more information about us, please visit our website: https://glenray.com.au 

Our core organisational values are:

Positivity: We seek the positive in a challenging world

Connection: We focus on people first and nurture meaningful relationships

Integrity: We will do the right thing, hold ourselves accountable and honour our commitments

Commitment: We go above and beyond to do the very best

Respect: We are inclusive and treat people with dignity, honesty and empathy

Do these values appeal to you? If so, read on!

What we can offer you:

Salary Packaging: Up to $15,900 for everyday living expenses and $2,650 for meals and entertainment – all tax free

Access to discounts on everyday expenses such as bills, groceries, fuel, retail and electronics 

Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Access to free confidential sessions with counsellors, dietitians and lawyers – giving you a potential saving of up to $2,500

Ongoing training and career development opportunities

A values-driven culture where your contribution is recognised and celebrated

About the role:

We have both casual and part-time positions available in Bathurst within our SIL Group Homes. Our services support individuals living with a disability in their own homes or in the community to live as independently as possible. These supports may include personal care, health and hygiene assistance, home care and cleaning, community access (such as shopping or attending appointments), and working alongside participants to build independence, skills, and capacity.

The level of care for our clients varies, meaning no two days are the same — giving you the chance to gain a broad range of experience and skills. We’ll support you along your career journey and give you opportunities to develop into the best carer you can be.

Key responsibilities include:

Working varies shifts including early mornings, afternoons, active nights, and weekends.

Assisting participants with personal care, health, feeding, and hygiene as required (including showering, bowel care, and catheter management).

Supporting participants to work towards achieving their personal goals and aspirations.

Assisting participants with daily tasks such as meals, cleaning, and participation in community or internal activities and programs.

Working collaboratively with other Disability Support Workers as part of a team.

Communicating with families, guardians, and advocates as required to discuss participants’ progress and wellbeing.

Undertaking manual handling of participants as required, including safe use of hoists, lifters, and slide sheets.

Are you our ideal candidate:

We’re looking for someone who has:

Strong verbal and written communication skills

Ability to manage multiple priorities

Strong stakeholder communication

Strong attention to detail

Excellent customer service skills

Ability to maintain confidentiality

Experience in a similar role or background in disability support is highly desirable 

Note: Our commitment to safety means successful applicants must hold (or are willing to obtain) current Drivers Licence, First Aid, NDIS Worker Check and Working with Children Check.

This role requires you to work a rotating roster including nights and weekends as our care requirements are 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. By applying for this position you are confirming you are available to work 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.