HealthcareLink SupportMelbourne VIC, 34 km from Lilydale (VIC)
management support
• Work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team
Qualifications:
• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited institution.
• Current police check
• Current working with children card and disability...
Avis Budget GroupAustralia
Causal PayAbout Avis Budget Group We don't just rent cars.We're changing the way people move.Across our world
• famous brands
• Avis, Budget, Zipcar, and Apex
• we're leading the way for the global mobility industry.Our brands represent a mobility ecosystem of more than 11,000 locations in approximate...
Avis Budget GroupAustralia
Causal PayAbout Avis Budget Group We don't just rent cars.We're changing the way people move.Across our world
• famous brands
• Avis, Budget, Zipcar, and Apex
• we're leading the way for the global mobility industry.Our brands represent a mobility ecosystem of more than 11,000 locations in approximate...
Life Without BarriersMelbourne VIC, 34 km from Lilydale (VIC)
Disability Support Worker. Permanent Part Time - Bundoora Apply now Job no: 502868 Employment type: Part Time Location: Melbourne Categories: Disability About the roleWe are looking for an enthusiastic, client focussed Disability Support Worker...
InLife Independent Living LtdMaribyrnong VIC, 41 km from Lilydale (VIC)
Are you a fantastic disability support worker?Regular shifts, flexibility to work some short shifts alongside longer shifts- mornings, evenings and weekends. $42.09 p/h weekdays after induction, plus salary packaging (pay less tax)
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State Government of Victoria, AustraliaMelbourne VIC, 34 km from Lilydale (VIC)
workers to the school. Human Resources Research, plan and prepare development programs for support staff. Manage recruitment procedures. Provide authoritative advice to the leadership team on support structures and work practices.
Assist...
State Government of Victoria, AustraliaMelbourne VIC, 34 km from Lilydale (VIC)
Provide required level of administrative support for school events, functions and projects. Implement induction programs for new staff, volunteers and other workers to the school. Human Resources Research, plan and prepare development programs...
State of VictoriaMelbourne VIC, 34 km from Lilydale (VIC)
and support the development and implementation of systems for the Disability Worker Regulation Scheme (the Scheme). ACCOUNTABILITIES INCLUDE Contribute to the development and provision of advice and sound policy recommendations to senior management...
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Team Lead - Day Services - Lilydale
Melba Support Services | Lilydale | Contract | apply.workable.com |
Are you ready to make a difference - 12 month Fixed Term Parental Leave cover.
At Community Connections, we're not just a day program for people living with disabilities; we're a vibrant community that thrives on connecting people with their community. With our service sites based in Lilydale and Mt Evelyn we are passionate about tailoring unique programs and activities to empower people living with disabilities to live a fabulous life.
About the Role
As an Outcomes Lead at Community Connections, you will play a pivotal role in mentoring and guiding a team of Disability Support Workers to deliver high-quality, person-centered outcomes for the people we support. Your responsibilities include:
• Understanding, developing, and refining individual programs of support in line with a person’s NDIS goals
• Developing links to a person’s community that offer them greater opportunity for inclusion and the development of valued social roles
• Onboarding, supporting, supervising, and developing of assigned team members
• Managing transport logistics during service delivery
• Collaborating on service quality monitoring, planning, analysis, and reporting
• Working with the Leadership team to ensure smooth rostering and system updates
• Collaborating with peers to maintain accurate person-supported information and documentation
• Reviewing and approving Carelink entries in line with payroll and billing requirements
• Delivering hands-on disability support work as required
• Student placement supervision as required
About You
We're looking for someone driven to make an impact to the lives of the people we support and a genuine passion for building capability and supporting their team.
You will:
• Be a natural influencer, modelling a positive attitude, professional conduct and unwavering commitment to quality outcomes and service delivery for staff, individuals with disability and the community.
• Possess a deep understanding of the NDIS, its funding, and systems.
• Have experience in leading and inspiring small teams
• Have prior support worker experience including demonstrated understanding and knowledge of the tasks of a disability support worker
• Be committed to service excellence, human rights, and zero tolerance to violence, abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
• Have experience running a day service (desirable)
Why Join Melba?
• Plan your life around regular working hours each week – Monday to Friday.
• Flexibility to attend personal appointments when needed
• Gain secure employment in a growing organisation and industry
• Access to Not For Profit Salary Packaging benefits
• Join a supportive and collaborative culture ready to support you and your growth
• Comprehensive training and support provided
About Melba
Melba are a well-established, values-based, not for profit organisation providing disability support services for more than 50 years. Our services include:
• Accommodation
• Participation & Learning
• Respite Care
• Employment, Volunteering and Skill Building.
With over 1400 employees we are a collaborative team dedicated to working together. We create an environment where you can bring your full selves to work each day. Our workplace culture is deeply rooted in respect, work-life balance and flexibility.
Click the Apply button and submit your current resumé today! For a confidential discussion please reach out to Dara Khalil – Talent Acquisition Coordinator on 0458 550 711.
Melba is an equal opportunity employer.
We aim to ensure every individual is treated with dignity and respect regardless of their cultural background, ability, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, spirituality or religion.
Aboriginal people; people from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds and people with a disability are strongly encouraged to apply
At Community Connections, we're not just a day program for people living with disabilities; we're a vibrant community that thrives on connecting people with their community. With our service sites based in Lilydale and Mt Evelyn we are passionate about tailoring unique programs and activities to empower people living with disabilities to live a fabulous life.
About the Role
As an Outcomes Lead at Community Connections, you will play a pivotal role in mentoring and guiding a team of Disability Support Workers to deliver high-quality, person-centered outcomes for the people we support. Your responsibilities include:
• Understanding, developing, and refining individual programs of support in line with a person’s NDIS goals
• Developing links to a person’s community that offer them greater opportunity for inclusion and the development of valued social roles
• Onboarding, supporting, supervising, and developing of assigned team members
• Managing transport logistics during service delivery
• Collaborating on service quality monitoring, planning, analysis, and reporting
• Working with the Leadership team to ensure smooth rostering and system updates
• Collaborating with peers to maintain accurate person-supported information and documentation
• Reviewing and approving Carelink entries in line with payroll and billing requirements
• Delivering hands-on disability support work as required
• Student placement supervision as required
About You
We're looking for someone driven to make an impact to the lives of the people we support and a genuine passion for building capability and supporting their team.
You will:
• Be a natural influencer, modelling a positive attitude, professional conduct and unwavering commitment to quality outcomes and service delivery for staff, individuals with disability and the community.
• Possess a deep understanding of the NDIS, its funding, and systems.
• Have experience in leading and inspiring small teams
• Have prior support worker experience including demonstrated understanding and knowledge of the tasks of a disability support worker
• Be committed to service excellence, human rights, and zero tolerance to violence, abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
• Have experience running a day service (desirable)
Why Join Melba?
• Plan your life around regular working hours each week – Monday to Friday.
• Flexibility to attend personal appointments when needed
• Gain secure employment in a growing organisation and industry
• Access to Not For Profit Salary Packaging benefits
• Join a supportive and collaborative culture ready to support you and your growth
• Comprehensive training and support provided
About Melba
Melba are a well-established, values-based, not for profit organisation providing disability support services for more than 50 years. Our services include:
• Accommodation
• Participation & Learning
• Respite Care
• Employment, Volunteering and Skill Building.
With over 1400 employees we are a collaborative team dedicated to working together. We create an environment where you can bring your full selves to work each day. Our workplace culture is deeply rooted in respect, work-life balance and flexibility.
Click the Apply button and submit your current resumé today! For a confidential discussion please reach out to Dara Khalil – Talent Acquisition Coordinator on 0458 550 711.
Melba is an equal opportunity employer.
We aim to ensure every individual is treated with dignity and respect regardless of their cultural background, ability, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, spirituality or religion.
Aboriginal people; people from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds and people with a disability are strongly encouraged to apply