Disability Support Worker - Christchurch Central

Disability Support Worker - Christchurch Central Support workers |Kaiāwhinamake a meaningful, positive impact on clients' quality of life every day in the clients' own homes. 24th July, 2026 Are you looking for a role that works around your life? Whether you’re balancing study, family, or other commitments, we may be able to accommodate your availability based on the care needs in our community. We are looking forpatient, reliable, and adaptable Support Workerswith experience withdisabilities such as Autism, Intellectual, Downs Syndrome, &Cerebral Palsy. In this role, you will support people with disabilities to live with independence, dignity, and choice. You will provide safe, respectful, and person-centred support in people’s homes, being mindful of what matters to them, including their culture, values, beliefs, routines, and boundaries. Every day is different, and your work will genuinely make a positive impact onsomeone's life. He kōrerowhakamāramamōtēneitūranga| About the role Providing respectful,person‑centredsupport toward those living with disabilities Assisting with community participation, appointments, and social engagement Supporting personal care needs in a professional and dignified manner Maintaining accuratedocumentation and communicating effectively with the team Promoting a safe, inclusive, and empowering environment We provide paid, practical, and online training during the first few weeks of employment. With the bonus of year-round training with regular refreshers and new modules to keep skills up to date. You’llbe supported through structured induction, ongoing training, refreshers, and clear development pathways 24th July, 2026 Are you looking for a role that works around your life? Whether you’re balancing study, family, or other commitments, we may be able to accommodate your availability based on the care needs in our community. We are looking forpatient, reliable, and adaptable Support Workerswith experience withdisabilities such as Autism, Intellectual, Downs Syndrome, &Cerebral Palsy. In this role, you will support people with disabilities to live with independence, dignity, and choice. You will provide safe, respectful, and person-centred support in people’s homes, being mindful of what matters to them, including their culture, values, beliefs, routines, and boundaries. Every day is different, and your work will genuinely make a positive impact onsomeone's life. He kōrerowhakamāramamōtēneitūranga| About the role Providing respectful,person‑centredsupport toward those living with disabilities Assisting with community participation, appointments, and social engagement Supporting personal care needs in a professional and dignified manner Maintaining accuratedocumentation and communicating effectively with the team Promoting a safe, inclusive, and empowering environment Whakangungu | Training We provide paid, practical, and online training during the first few weeks of employment. With the bonus of year-round training with regular refreshers and new modules to keep skills up to date. You’llbe supported through structured induction, ongoing training, refreshers, and clear development pathways Mōhou Ake | About You Be intuitive, compassionate, and responsive to people's needs Have experience supporting people with intellectual and/or physical disabilities Own asmartphone Hold a Full or Restricted New Zealand driver's licence He aha ai mātou? | Why Us Flexible hours – mornings, evenings, weekends Extra $1.00 per hour for weekend work! A clear career pathway for Kaiāwhina | Support Workers Exclusive Spark Mobile Plan: Endless data (40GB at max speed), unlimited NZ/AU calls & texts, hotspot access, voicemail for just $24.15/month Access Community Health | Uru Ātea’s mission is to create a better day, every day for thousands of people throughout Aotearoa, helping them live independently in their own homes and communities. Uru Ātea means “to enter space”—our promise to deliver services wherever our clients need us. #J-18808-Ljbffr