The benefits of working in disability support

For over 25 years, Programmed Care has supported people to continue living in their own homes, through the development of individualized support plans. In creating bespoke plans under schemes such as the NDIS, Workers’ Compensation Insurance Schemes and Traffic Accident Insurance Schemes, Programmed Care not only assists clients to achieve their goals, but provides Support Workers with meaningful work. Our workers finish each day knowing they have made a difference in someone else’s life.

Disability Support Services Providers in Sydney

As a Support Worker, no two days are the same. On any given shift you could assist with a range of activities, including:

             Helping your client get ready for the day, with bathing and personal grooming

             Shopping, going to a gallery, swimming lessons or attending appointments

             Meal preparation, budget management, general household tasks

Although there are many benefits of working for Programmed Care, a recent employee survey suggested these reasons to be the most compelling:

             Challenging and rewarding work

             Flexible hours

             Support, and the option to debrief with another staff member following a challenging shift

             Easily accessible Employee Assistance Program

             Continuous Professional Development

             The opportunity to gain hands-on experience while completing a nursing qualification

 

What’s it like working with Programmed Care?

I would highly recommend working with Programmed Care, it has been a great experience and opportunity to learn. I’m studying nursing and being able to work as a Disability Support Worker means that I can balance my studies and work while benefiting from the experience I gain with clients out in the community. I face new challenges all the time and am learning a lot about how to work through them. Working with people with disability is very rewarding and I feel like I’m making a real difference.

 

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