Join our Casual pool of Support Workers to deliver NDIS services across the Hobart region and surrounding areas.

The role has a strong focus (but is not limited to) engaging participants in the Community. You will engage with participants and support them with their individualised plans and goals. This may include building connections within the community; assisting the person to attend a community event; identifying job interests, exploring work through supported voluntary work placements and learning to use public transport.

What we are looking for:

Demonstrated experience working with people with a disability either in a professional environment or may be demonstrated through non-professional means or life experience;
A sound understanding of disability and the effect on social relationships, independent living, daily needs, physical health, vocational and employment needs of these clients;
Demonstrated experience in supporting participants with their individualised plans and goals with a capacity building focus
Possess excellent communication skills, including written and verbal, as well as negotiation and interpersonal skills;
Ability to identify, organise and utilise relevant resources effectively as tools to work with participants;
Ability to function as a constructive and collaborative member of a small cohesive team;
Demonstrates qualities of empathy, compassion and integrity;

Please note the following Mandatory Pre-employment Screenings will be required prior to being offered a role with WISE, these will include;

Australian National Police Check, including Right to work in Australia (conducted by WISE)
NDIS Workers Screening Check ( fee payable by candidate )
Working with Vulnerable People (WWVP)

Learn more about WISE:

At WISE, our work focusses on reducing disadvantage and overcoming challenges so more people can earn, learn, and live well.

As Australia’s largest not-for-profit employment services provider, we deliver government-funded programs including Inclusive Employment Australia and Workforce Australia, offering free, tailored support to eligible job seekers and employers.

Our commitment extends beyond finding work — we provide training and upskilling, social and community connections, coaching and counselling, and create supported employment opportunities for people living with disability through our three social enterprises.

For more than 30 years, WISE has helped individuals shape their own futures — creating lasting, positive change for themselves and their communities.

Through NDIS, WISE provides support for participants with current funding in their NDIS plans. WISE specialises in the following areas of services and support for participants:

Social and Recreational Activity
Capacity Building in life and employment

Please visit https://wise.org.au/ to learn more about WISE.

Are you ready to Apply?

If you want to make a difference and join a long-standing and successful not for profit organisation then apply today!

Please submit a current resume and cover letter that demonstrates your ability to display the below qualities:

Demonstrated experience working with people with a disability either in a professional environment or may be demonstrated through non-professional means or life experience;
A sound understanding of disability and the effect on social relationships, independent living, daily needs, physical health, vocational and employment needs of these clients;

Please note that we commence shortlisting candidates as soon as possible and as such early submission of your application is encouraged to ensure you don't miss out on this great opportunity! Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Please note Applications will not be accepted via email, please submit your application via the relevant platform.

Here at WISE, we actively encourage and welcome candidates from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, candidates with a disability, members of the LGBTQIA+ community and First Nation and Torres Strait Islander candidates.

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