EOI - Disability Support Worker or Outcomes Lead (House Supervisor)

• Various Disability Support Worker and House Supervisor roles available across Newport, Altona North, Niddrie, Box Hill North and Carlton Locations  

• A range of shifts and locations available  

• Full training and support provided  

• Join a values-oriented Human Rights Organisation 

About Us

For over 50 years Melba Support Services has been providing services to people with disability. We are a registered provider who focus on supporting people to dream big, embrace life and do what they choose and value. Our commitment to human rights for all people living with disability underpins everything we do. We support people to achieve the goals they choose and live the life that they want, the person comes first! Melba won the 2023 National Disability Award for Excellence in Service Quality. 

About the Roles

Melba Support Services are actively recruiting for Disability Support Workers and House Supervisor roles to join our team across:  

• Newport 

• Altona North 

• Niddrie 

• Box Hill North 

• Carlton    

We are seeking compassionate and dedicated people to empower individuals with disabilities by providing person-led, active support. In this role, you will engage with individuals to understand their unique needs and preferences, ensuring their safety and upholding their human rights. 

Responsibilities 

Disability Support Worker: 

• Implement support plans based on supported person's needs, preferences and interests  

• Help with all aspects of daily living from getting up in the morning to going to bed at night  

• Aid people to get to their chosen activities like social events, work and appointments  

• Promote personal choice and control for the person  

• Assist with personal care & hygiene and household duties like cleaning, cooking, and washing  

• Administer medication  

Outcomes Lead (House Supervisor):

• Supervise the operations of the Supported Independent Living service with regular reporting to the Outcomes Manager 

• Manage all aspects of team performance including rosters, performance management, records management, quality, and compliance 

• Lead and plan support for people with disabilities within their home and community, based on the goals of individual support plans 

• Support initiatives that allow for individual choice, control and independence within their shared home environment 

• Advocate within the broader community for inclusion, participation, and respect for rights for supported people 

• Convey information to people we support and their families to help meet daily needs and plan support for future requirements 

• Administer medication treatments, therapies or seek assistance according to protocols 

Qualifications and Experience

• A passion for enabling and working with people  

• Desire for meaningful work and comfortable providing people with daily living support  

• Willingness to learn new skills, undertake ongoing training  

• Willingness to work as part of a team  

• Certificate IV in Disability or equivalent qualification (advantageous) 
  

You will also bring with you or be willing to obtain* 

• NDIS Worker screening Check  

• Working with Children Check  

• Unrestricted Australian Driver’s License  

• Evidence of COVID-19 vaccination status, including booster (3 doses required)  

• Current First Aid Certificate with CPR  

*We can support you through the process of obtaining these if you don’t already have them. 

Why Join Us? 

• We are a human-rights, values-based, not-for-profit community organisation committed to providing services that support individuals with disability to lead everyday lives of their choice, if this resonates with you, come join us! 

• Join a supportive and collaborative culture where your contributions make a real impact. 

• Access to Not-for-Profit Salary Packaging.  
  

Ready to Make a Difference? 

Click "Apply" now and submit your resume. We look forward to meeting you! 

We are an equal opportunity Employer and aim to ensure every individual is treated with dignity and respect regardless of their cultural background, ability, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, spirituality or religion. 

First nations people; people from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds and people with a disability are strongly encouraged to apply. 

As a provider of supports and services to children, Melba is committed to ensuring that every child feels safe and respected. All Melba staff and volunteers have a responsibility to make sure that children’s wellbeing and safety comes first, that they are supported to achieve their potential, respected, and protected from abuse and neglect.