Do you enjoy working with people? Do you like  a work environment where you'll learn on the job?  Do you enjoy work that has some routine but is also varied? Do you value making a difference through your work?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, we want to hear from you!

Around 5.5 million or 21% of Australians were living with a disability in 2022. There are different types of disability including:

• Sensory - such as loss of sight and hearing.

• Intellectual - like difficulty learning or understanding.

• Physical - such as difficulty gripping or incomplete use of legs.

• Psychosocial - like nervous, emotional and mental health conditions.

This means that disability support work can include different things depending on what supports the person needs. The disability sector delivers a range of services to meet individual needs and goals. Key services include:

• Daily Living Support

• Therapy and Allied Health Services

• Community and Social Participation

• Education, Employment, and Skills Development

• Specialist Disability Support

Working in the disability sector, you may support a person with disability in a range of different settings, including:

• a person's own home where they may live individually or with others

• out and about in the community e.g. at the shops or at the local park

• at a centre-based support program (also known as a day and lifestyle program)

• at a therapy centre

• a person's place of employment

• shared living arrangements

• respite – temporary/ short-term accommodation