Great opportunity for female Support Workers for ongoing shifts for our client in Central Coast. Join us in this challenging and deeply rewarding work At Nextt, we are committed to delivering person-centred care to people living with disabilities. As a leading NDIS provider in Australia, we want to connect with highly committed disability support workers so we can deliver responsive and creative support to our clients in their everyday lives. We are passionate about understanding our clients and supporting them in achieving their goals because everyone deserves to get more out of life. Your benefits at Nextt Supportive and respectful culture Broad range of shifts and flexible hours Paid ongoing training And many more Your role at Nextt We currently have a range of casual opportunities for FEMALE disability support workers in and around Central Coast & Cooranbong with flexible shifts available everyday. In this role, you will be visiting a broad range of clients in their homes and provide support for confidence-building and self-care activities. You will have a genuine commitment to helping people live their best life and achieve their goals Your skills and experience Experience supporting clients with Spinal Injury, Cerebral Palsy and various Mental Health disorder Experience in bowel care or willing to learn Experience in manual handling or willing to learn Your certificates and licenses NDIS Workers Screening Check Working with Children Check First Aid and CPR certificate Certificate III or IV in individual support, disability or equivalent Australian driver's license and your own fully insured vehicle Employees will be required to abide by all mandatory directives as mandated within the relevant state or territory where they work. Workplace diversity is highly valued at The Nextt Group, and we recognize a diverse workforce is beneficial for our employees and our clients. Here at The Nextt Group, we actively encourage and welcome candidates from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, candidates with a disability, members of the LGBTQIA community, and First Nations and Torres Strait Islander candidates.