As a valued team member, your role as a support worker focuses on creating a positive impact for people with intellectual disabilities and mental health challenges.

Every day is different, and while some situations can be challenging, the rewards are truly worth it.

As a support worker, you'll experience personal growth, build meaningful relationships, and develop a wide range of skills. A key part of your role will be learning and applying Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) methods.

PBS helps improve peoples quality of life by encouraging positive behaviours and reducing challenging ones. You will use these practices daily to support each persons unique needs.

Your training will help you become confident in using PBS strategies to create a safe, caring, and supportive environment.

Being a support worker means more than managing behaviour. You'll help people live ordinary lives, take part in activities they enjoy, and build routines that bring purpose and...