Support Worker

Your role
As a Disability Support Worker providing high-complex care, you will:

Provide 1:1 in-home support to young twins in New Farm
• Deliver consistent, nurturing care within structured routines
• Support high-complex medical and personal care needs
• Complete awake shifts and day shifts as part of the care roster
• Monitor wellbeing and respond calmly to changing support needs
• Assist with daily living activities in a safe, child-focused environment
• Work closely with families, allied health professionals, and your Kanda leadership team
• Maintain accurate documentation and reporting in line with NDIS requirements

What you’ll need

Experience supporting individuals with high-complex care needs (paediatric experience highly regarded)
• Gastric tubing experience is a bonus, but not essential
• Willingness to complete training, all required training will be provided
• Current Australian driver’s licence and reliable vehicle
• NDIS Worker Screening Check and Working with Children Check (or willingness to obtain)
• Availability for awake shifts and day shifts
• Strong communication skills, patience, and a calm, nurturing approach

What’s in it for you

Stable, ongoing work with consistent shifts
• Comprehensive onboarding that respects your existing skills and experience
• Opportunities to expand your clinical and care knowledge at your own pace
• Genuine career progression as Kanda continues to grow
• Wellness initiatives + 24/7 access to the Sonder wellbeing app
• Employee rewards hub with cashback and exclusive savings
• Employee recognition programs and service awards

Want to chat about this role?
Reach out to Chenae – Talent Acquisition Specialist on 07 4111 1877.

Kanda is committed to creating and maintaining a child-safe organisation.

We’re dedicated to building an inclusive environment where everyone feels safe, respected and comfortable to be themselves. At Kanda, every voice matters, every culture is valued, and we believe that diverse perspectives aren’t just welcome — they’re essential to who we are and what we do.