Support work, done properly, with a team that backs you.
Unity Aid is looking for support workers who want the same clients week after week, a roster that makes sense, and someone to call when a shift does not go to plan.
The four things Unity Aid promises the people it supports, from the other side of the shift.
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You work with the same people and the same clients, so nobody is a stranger by the second shift.
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Matching considers the worker as well as the client, so the work suits you and not just the roster.
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There is someone to reach outside office hours, and cover arranged when a shift cannot go ahead.
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When a shift goes wrong you are not left to sort it out on your own.
Support work here is not one job. These are the four kinds of work Unity Aid takes people on for, and most workers do more than one of them. Which mix you end up with depends on where you live and when you are free.
Three things, and the first two are checkable. The third is the one that decides whether the work suits you.
Time in disability or aged care, and the judgement that comes with it.
A National Police Check and an NDIS Worker Screening Check.
Patience, reliability, and turning up when you said you would.
Four steps, and the first one takes about a minute. Every expression of interest is read, and you will hear back either way.
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Send the form below
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A member of the team reads it
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A phone call about the work and your availability
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Checks, references and a start date
There are no advertised roles at the moment. Send this and it is kept on file, and looked at first when something opens.
Call or email and ask. A conversation about the work costs nothing and is often quicker than an application.
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