Disability Support Workers
Disability Support Workers
Make a difference on your terms as a casual Disability Support Worker
Do you want to be part of a team that supports individuals to lead fulfilling lives? Become an Edmen Disability Support Worker and join us in empowering individuals to achieve their goals and maximize their independence.
As an Edmen Disability Support Worker, you will work in residential facilities, providing support to individuals with disabilities. You will play a crucial role in helping them with daily tasks, personal care, and accessing community activities. Your dedication and compassion will make a positive impact on the lives of those you support.
Joining Edmen means being part of a supportive and inclusive team that values your contribution. You will receive ongoing training and development opportunities to enhance your skills and knowledge. Plus, you'll enjoy employee benefits, as well as a flexible work schedule that fits your lifestyle.
If you're ready to embark on a rewarding career where you can make a real difference, search our open casual roles today.
Find your next rewarding job
Casual roles across Australia in Youth and Disability Support. Take a browse!
Why Edmen?
Flexibility
Casual work means that you can choose your hours that suit your lifestyle.
Mobile app
Streamline your work life management with our mobile app, Active.
Weekly Pay
Consistency is best when it comes to pay. Know exactly when your next paycheck is due.
Dedicated 24/7 Support Coordinators
Edmen support workers have access to their own dedicated Support Coordinator 24 hours a day.
Support & Supervision
Get the professional and personal support you need with Edmen's Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
Opportunities to go permanent
Prove to be a good fit? We offer opportunities to transition into permanent positions with our community service partners.
Disability Support Worker FAQs
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What qualifications do I need to work as a disability support worker?
Preferred Disability Support Qualifications are:
Cert III or higher in Disability
Cert III or higher in Individual Supports
Cert III or higher in Community Services
There are many other qualifications that recognised check out our handy guide by clicking here
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What checks do I need to get started as an Edmen Disability Support Worker?
Most employers (including Edmen) will require you to have:
First Aid & CPR Certificate
NDIS Worker Screening Check (once employed)
Current Australian Driver's License
Working with Children's Check
Life at Edmen
Don't just take our word for it - check out what some of our staff have to say about their experience working with Edmen.
We sat down with Edmen Youth Support Worker, Precious, to chat about what he gets up to in a typical day at work supporting young people at the Department of Child Protection in South Australia. Read on to hear what he has to say about his job, what made him pursue a career in youth work with Edmen and why he doesn't look back.
Introducing Monica, Edmen's Youth Worker
In our latest installment of Day in the Life, we sat down with Edmen Disability Support Worker, Eunice. We chat about how she first got into the sector, what she loves most about working with Edmen and get her advice for others thinking about a career in disability support.
Before becoming a Youth Worker, Chris was stuck in a career rut. Having spent the good part of 7 years working in the same sales and marketing role for the Not-for-Profit sector, he was ready for a new chapter, one that preferably didn’t involve stopping strangers at shopping centres.
We sat down to chat with Dele, about his career change from teacher to Youth Support Worker.
We sat down with Disability Support Worker, Judy, to learn about her career change from Aged Care.
What's life like at Edmen?
