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Disability Support Practitioner

JuniorMid levelPart-timeHybridSydney NSW, AustraliaPosted 2 months agoVerified 2 months ago
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About the job

The Disability Support Practitioner job at Cerebral Palsy Alliance is all about making a real impact in the lives of young people with disabilities. This opportunity allows you to empower clients to live more independently and achieve their goals while being part of a supportive team that shares your passion. Working across various locations, you'll engage in meaningful activities that help young people thrive and build a brighter future.

You'll be responsible for

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Supporting young people

Empowering young people to build life, social, and job skills through engaging activities.
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Delivering activities

Creating and facilitating fun, purposeful activities that encourage independence and confidence.
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Tracking progress

Monitoring client progress and celebrating every achievement, big or small, to foster motivation.

Key criteria

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Experience supporting individuals with disabilities

Demonstrated experience empowering clients with diverse disabilities.

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Person-centred care commitment

Proven commitment to delivering person-centred support.

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Availability for flexible shifts

Experience working flexible hours, including weekdays.

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3 criteria for this job
Experience supporting individuals with disabilities
Demonstrated experience empowering clients with diverse disabilities.

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Person-centred care commitment
Proven commitment to delivering person-centred support.

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Availability for flexible shifts
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