Chosen Family fosters a community-centric ecosystem that embraces diversity, flexibility, and enrichment for all. We continuously reimagine how our services can create platforms for equality, inclusion, and belonging. Committed to a culture of acceptance, we ensure that everyone is welcomed and valued.
Recognising the interconnectedness of our humanity, we strive to empower individuals to live independently. By honouring each person’s unique identity and experiences, we celebrate and uplift one another in return.
We are seeking a friendly, outgoing, talkative, and motivating Disability Support Worker to support a male participant based in Tregear, NSW, with community access.
A male Support Worker is strongly preferred for this support arrangement, ideally someone who is 25–45 years old, outgoing, conversational, positive, and confident engaging in community activities.
The participant is looking for someone who can bring positive energy, motivation, and genuine social connection to the support relationship. The right worker will be comfortable having conversations, encouraging participation, and helping the participant get out into the community and take part in meaningful activities.
We are particularly interested in someone who is social, talkative, energetic, encouraging, and motivating, while still being respectful of the participant's individual preferences, choices, and independence.
Location: Tregear, NSW 2770
Participant: Male participant with Autism (ASD)
Support Type: Community Access
Schedule: Mondays, 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Hours: 3 hours per week initially
Commencement: Monday, 28 September 2026
Future Hours: Potential for additional hours as the support arrangement develops
The successful Support Worker must have:
Our preferred candidate will be:
The participant will initially receive one 3-hour community access shift each Monday, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
This is an opportunity for the right Support Worker to develop a consistent and positive support relationship. If the arrangement works well for both the participant and the Support Worker, there may be an opportunity for additional support hours in the future.
We are looking for someone who is genuinely interested in building a positive working relationship—not simply filling a rostered shift.
The successful Support Worker will help the participant:
Effective support is not about deciding what someone should do. It is about working alongside the person, encouraging participation, respecting their choices, and creating opportunities for them to build confidence and independence.
If you are a male Support Worker who is friendly, outgoing, talkative, energetic, and motivating, and you enjoy community access and helping people become more engaged with their community, we would love to hear from you.
Apply now to join Chosen Family and make a positive difference in the life of a participant.
We strongly encourage applications from people with a disability, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people, Culturally & Linguistically Diverse people, and LGBTQIA+ people. We welcome and value lived experience and knowledge.
Chosen Family is an inclusive, trauma informed NDIS provider delivering person centred support across social and community participation, support coordination, and psychology services.
We work alongside participants to understand their goals, experiences, and everyday needs, and design support that reflects real life, not just a plan on paper. Our approach is practical, flexible, and grounded in building meaningful outcomes over time.
Our services include community participation, daily living support, support coordination, and access to psychology services. We support individuals to build independence, strengthen relationships, and reconnect with their communities in ways that feel safe, comfortable, and aligned with who they are.
Chosen Family operates through a wraparound support model, where support workers, coordinators, and clinicians work together to provide consistent and connected care. This ensures participants are supported across all areas of life, rather than navigating services in isolation.
We have a strong focus on supporting individuals with complex needs, including those experiencing mental health challenges, trauma, or social isolation. Our team takes a respectful and understanding approach, ensuring support is always person centred and identity affirming.
We work closely with support coordinators, plan managers, allied health professionals, and community organisations to build strong referral pathways and collaborative outcomes.
At Chosen Family, we believe support should feel clear, consistent, and genuinely helpful. Our focus is on building trust, improving everyday life, and supporting long term independence.
