As a disability support worker it is great to know that we are able to provide you with work that works with you. We will work to help to give you shifts that suit your availability. We understand that managing your life activities can be hard to juggle so as part of our recruitment process we ask you about your availability. It is important to update us if your availability does change.

As a disability support worker it is great to know that we aim to provide you with regular clients so that you can build strong connections and help participants through their journey rather than only being with them at random times. We understand that helping participants achieve their goals is important to you and see the impact that you make on their lives and helping them do this.

As a disability support worker it great to know that the career that you are in or moving into is very rewarding. Our staff tell us the amazing stories of what a difference the support HAHS provides via our staff and how it has changed our participants lives. HAHS is about providing genuine supports to ensure that our participants and staff find true enjoyment in what they do on a daily basis. We also have the ability for our staff to grow with our business and move into senior roles.

We understand that as a support worker you may want variety in the types of clients that you support. The good thing at Help at Hand Support is that we work with a range of clients. We have clients who have Autism, down syndrome, mental health, MND, MS, Dementia and a range of disabilities. It is important to note that physical and mental health disabilities are different and require different skill sets. We are able to provide you with a range of experiences to help build your experience.

As a disability support worker there are a number of requirements depending on what state you are in. To learn more about the roles and what is required please head to our careers page.