Make a real difference—every shift

We’re looking for proactive, hands-on Disability Support Workers to support one incredible young man.

Whether you’re:

• An experienced support worker who takes initiative, or

• A student (nursing, allied health, disability) ready to learn and step up

…this role is for people who notice what needs doing and get it done—without waiting to be asked.

About Us

Brodie’s Magic is a family-governed, service-for-one organisation supporting Brodie—a vibrant young man who loves music, singing, dancing, swimming, cycling, technology, and the outdoors.

We focus on high-quality, active person-centred support, delivered by a small, committed team working closely with family and allied health professionals.

About the Role

This is a hands-on, active role supporting Brodie in daily life, building independence, communication, and engagement.

You’ll need to be someone who:

• Takes initiative and thinks ahead

• Actively engages (not just supervises)

• Brings energy, reliability, and a positive attitude

This is an active, engaging role—you’ll be joining in with music, movement, and fun as part of daily support.

Shifts

Shifts are generally

• Weekdays: 7:00am-9:00am and/or 3:00pm–7pmpm

• Weekends: 7am-1pm and 1pm–8pm (occasionally later)

• School holidays: Additional hours available (ideal for students)

• Sleepovers: Occasional overnight shifts required

• Minimum 2–3 shifts per week

Key Responsibilities

• Support daily routines, personal care, and community access

• Follow behavioural support and therapy plans

• Actively engage Brodie in his interests—music, singing, dancing, swimming, and being active (you’ll need to be comfortable supporting in the water)

• Support communication using AAC and assistive technology

• Work alongside family and allied health professionals

• Maintain clear, accurate shift notes

What We’re Looking For

Experienced Support Workers:

• Strong initiative and problem-solving skills

• Confidence working independently and in a team

• Commitment to high-quality, person-centred support

Entry-Level / Students:

• Studying (or interested in) disability, nursing or allied health

• Willingness to learn and take direction

• Confidence to step in, help out, and take initiative

• Reliable with a strong work ethic

Why Join Us?

• Work with one person—build real connection and impact

• Be part of a supportive, values-driven team

• Learn alongside allied health professionals

• Flexible work that fits around study

• Experienced staff recognised and paid according to skill level

Requirements

• Australian working rights

• Driver’s licence

• NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain)

• First Aid & CPR (or willingness to obtain)

• Working With Children Check (or willingness to obtain)

To be considered, answer these 3 short questions:

(Please keep responses brief—2–4 sentences each)

1. Why do you want this role specifically, and what stood out to you in our ad?

2. Tell us about a time you showed initiative without being asked. What did you do?

3. How would you support someone who doesn’t use words to make their own choices?

Applications without responses to these questions will not be considered.

Start Date

ASAP – Interviews via Google Meet as applications are received