Disability Support Worker, Nelson

Disability Support Worker, Nelson (Whakatū)

Rewarding full time, Part Time and casual Positions now available

Fantastic work/life balance

• Supportive and Inclusive Team
• Hourly rate up to $29.10 (depending on qualifications)
• Ongoing training and development opportunities
• Meaningful and rewarding mahi

ABOUT THE ROLE: Female Only Service.

We are looking for support workers to work alongside people we support in our Female Only Service.

We are currently looking for an experienced, calm and compassionate support worker within our Disability Service. If you are a great communicator, can think on your feet and keen to make a difference, we would love to hear from you. Having a passion for animals and being active would also be an advantage.

Understanding the enabling good lives principles and applying them would be ideal.

ABOUT CCT:

Community Care Trust’s Vision is a world that truly values and celebrates diversity. We work in partnership with adults and youth across Te Waipounamu (The South Island) who need some support in their lives to achieve their goals. We work alongside people to ensure they live the life they want and achieve their dreams and aspirations as valued and contributing people within their community.

Our organisation has a strong commitment to safeguarding children and any employees will be vetted to a level appropriate to the role for which they have applied.

HOW TO APPLY:

We can fill you in about what makes us unique at an interview, or let us know if you have any questions by contacting Sandy or David on 0800 800 001

To work for us you must:

• Hold a current First Aid Certificate (or be willing to complete one at our cost)
• Hold a full current NZ Driver License
• Be eligible to work in New Zealand
• Have a valid work visa with a minimum of 12 months until expiry

Applications close 5pm Wednesday 19th March 2025. Due to the fast-paced nature of our work vacancy, closing date may be subject to change. Go ahead and apply now!

Support Worker – Position Description