Support worker jobs

Support worker jobs in Australia

Sanctuary Recruitment, Australia's leading aged care recruitment consultancy, are actively hiring support workers for home care support worker jobs across Sydney and New South Wales.

Register with our agency today to enjoy shift flexibility and variety, a choice of locations and market leading pay rates working in the home care industry as a support worker.

What does a support worker do?

A support worker working in home care is responsible for ensuring their clients are able to live full lives, independently within their homes. As a support worker, you are there to offer services in line with their Home Care Package, that may include:

  • Personal care including dressing and grooming
  • Assisting with meal times
  • General household tasks and maintenance such as cleaning and gardening
  • Transporting between appointments
  • Providing companionship and emotional support

Support worker jobs are integral to the physical and mental wellbeing of older persons, aiding them to reach their immediate and future goals.

Interested in support worker jobs? Get in touch with our team today

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Prepare for work

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