Support workers come from diverse backgrounds, with varied work and industry practices, a wide range of skills and qualifications and a practical knowledge of the workplace.
Support worker assistance is tailored to your individual needs. Our support worker team members are located across the state, so they come to you and are available when and where you need them, for as long as you need them.
Assistance is available in any one or more of the following areas:
- Job coaching - assistance with the learning of work skills and their application. Every position is different, and individuals have varying skills and needs which determine the duration and approach to coaching in the workplace.
- Mentoring - assistance and guidance in the workplace including help with integration, understanding of workplace culture, managing disability and accessing appropriate supports.
- Practical work assistance – assistance with the performance of specific tasks where required.
- General work related support - assistance with maintaining work routines, handling work pressures, relating to colleagues and problem solving.
- Career development – to ensure you have access to the knowledge and tools to help you with your continual work performance, productivity and ongoing development.