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Community support workers

Community support workers help people stay at home with practical support, companionship and transport. Every worker is screened and their credentials are checked before placement.

QualificationRelevant certificate
SettingsClients' homes
TransportLicence for some roles
ShiftsFlexible

Typically hold

  • Relevant community or individual support qualification
  • A current national police check
  • A driver's licence for some roles

Where they work

  • Clients' homes
  • Community programs

Typical duties

  • Help with household tasks and meals
  • Provide companionship and transport
  • Support personal care where trained
  • Encourage independence
  • Report concerns promptly

What makes a good fit

Warm and dependableRespectful of the homeGood time managementComfortable working alone

Shifts and arrangements

  • Short visits and longer shifts
  • Regular weekly support
  • Casual cover

Where they work

How it works

  1. Tell us what you needRole, place, dates and shift times.
  2. We match and checkSkills and compliance records are matched to your service.
  3. You get the detailsWe confirm who is coming before the shift.
  4. We follow upYour feedback shapes the next match.

Checked before every placement

  • Identity and right to work
  • National police check
  • Qualifications and registration
  • NDIS Worker Screening where relevant
  • References
  • Immunisation and mandatory training

Common questions

Can they drive clients?

Some can. Tell us if transport is needed so we match accordingly.