Disability Support Workers
Support participants with daily routines, community access, personal care and the practical things that help a day feel steady.

We are growing our team and looking for caring, reliable people who want to support NDIS participants with respect, patience and steady follow-through.
Send expressions of interest to careers@nooncare.com.au.
Noon Care's main focus is Short Term Respite, with broader disability supports around the participant's routines and NDIS goals. These are the areas we are interested in hearing from.
Support participants with daily routines, community access, personal care and the practical things that help a day feel steady.
Help make respite feel safe, familiar and well-planned for participants, families and carers.
Bring experience, calm judgement and clear communication to support workers, participants and families.
Support enquiries, scheduling, documentation and the behind-the-scenes work that keeps care moving properly.

We want team members who take the small things seriously: arriving prepared, noticing details, protecting routines and communicating clearly when something changes.
We work around the participant's routines, preferences and usual level of care.
Families, carers, coordinators and team members should know what is happening and what comes next.
Being on time, prepared and honest about capacity matters in disability support.
Support should connect back to disability needs, plan goals and the participant's real life.
A short, clear email is enough to start. Tell us what kind of work you are looking for, where you are based and what experience or checks you already have.
Attach a current CV or a short work history that shows your support, care, admin or coordination experience.
Tell us your suburb or city, travel preferences and whether you are looking for weekdays, evenings, weekends or overnight work.
Mention any current NDIS Worker Screening, Working With Children Check, First Aid, CPR, police check or driver licence details.
Yes. Noon Care is growing and accepting expressions of interest from people who want to work in NDIS respite and disability support.
Experience helps, especially for personal care, respite or higher-support arrangements. If you are newer to the sector, tell us about your reliability, communication style and any care-related experience.
Requirements depend on the role and state, but NDIS Worker Screening, Working With Children Check, First Aid, CPR, police checks and a driver licence can all be relevant.
Yes. We welcome expressions of interest from people with admin, intake, scheduling or coordination experience, especially if they understand NDIS or disability support.
We are interested in people who are calm, reliable and serious about respectful disability support. If that sounds like you, send a short expression of interest.
