Careers and Vacancies

Thinking About a Career That Helps People?

If you’re the type of person who genuinely loves helping others, this career might be exactly what you’re looking for.

The roles here are about connecting with people, really making a difference, and being part of something that feels meaningful

You’ll be right there, helping people work towards their goals.

It’s not just about doing a job - it’s about building real relationships and supporting people in the ways that make sense for them.

Every little thing you do counts, and people will notice.

It’s all about understanding what each person needs and giving them the space to decide how they want to move forward.

It's not about doing it for people - it’s about doing it with them, at their own pace.

A Sneak Peek Into Your Day

You start your day knowing your job actually helps someone. You’re making a difference.

No two days will be the same, but that’s what makes it exciting.

You’ll see first-hand how your support can help someone grow, try new things, or even just feel more confident in their day-to-day life.

If you’re someone who enjoys being around others, who’s patient, and who wants to make a real difference, you’ll fit right in.

The work isn’t about a title or a fancy job description - it’s about caring, listening, and being there when someone needs you.

You don’t need years of experience or fancy qualifications.

What matters most is that you’ve got the right attitude.

If you’ve got a heart for helping people, you’re halfway there.

An additional week of annual leave (5 weeks annual leave total).
Paid parental leave (after 12 months of employment).
Paid study/CPD leave (10 days per year) + $2,500 per year study/CPD budget.
Opportunities for Continuous Professional Development, career progression and specialisation pathways.
Employee Assistance Program (EAP) that is completely anonymous and confidential.
Flexibility in working arrangements (Working from home, 8 day fortnights, 9 day fortnights, and more).
Structured supervision with an experienced practitioner, either weekly, fortnightly or monthly based on your experience.
Autonomy over your participant bookings and appointments (with lots of assistance where needed).

At DLS we offer a structured program for new graduates to get started in their career within the NDIS scope.

In addition to all benefits listed above we offer our graduates:

Weekly, structured formal supervision with a senior staff member for your first two years.
Access to other senior staff for support outside formal supervision.
In-house training and CPD for evidence-based interventions commonly used with participants of our service.
Opportunities to gain experience in working with participants with a variety of health and disability needs.
Fortnightly grad group led by a senior staff member.

The great thing about these roles is that you’ll be growing too.

Not just in skills, but in confidence, and in the way you connect with others.

You’ll be part of a team that’s all about supporting each other and making a difference.

And the best part? You’ll get to see the results in real-time.

Sound good? If you're up for a career that’s more than just a job, apply now!

Let’s make a real difference, together.