Community Living Options (CLO) is a leading NDIS registered disability service provider.
We are a values-focused organisation, who put the people we support first. Established in 1982 by a group of local parents who wanted respite and accommodation for their adult children, we have expanded exponentially because our participants love our services.
At Community Living Options we are dedicated to providing an inclusive environment where people are valued and supported. We welcome applicants with lived experience, all abilities, cultural background, gender, sexuality, age and spirituality.

MAKE A REAL IMPACT. JOIN THE FORENSIC AND SPECIALIST TRANSITIONS TEAM AT CLO.

Do you want more than just a job?
Do you want your work to feel meaningful – knowing that every shift truly changes a person’s life ?
At Community Living Options (CLO) , that’s exactly what we offer.
We’re seeking compassionate, reliable and purpose-driven Support Workers (both male and female) to join our growing Forensic and Specialist Transition (FAST) Team . You will support a vulnerable NDIS participant as she transitions into her own home and builds a meaningful life that is safe, connected, and filled with possibility.
This is not your typical support role – you’ll be part of a trauma-informed, psychologically aware team , working under the guidance of a dedicated Service Coordinator to deliver a specialist, evidence-based model of support that empowers, uplifts, and has been shown to make a lasting difference.

QUALIFICATIONS AND CERTIFICATES REQUIRED:

• NDIS Worker Screening Clearance
• Current Driver’s Licence
• Current First Aid Certificate
• Current CPR
• Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability/Aged Care) or other relevant qualification

You’ll be working alongside another team member to provide person-centred active support on a 2:1 ratio to a female participant whose life is profoundly affected by multiple and complex mental health conditions. Your role is to help her feel safe, supported, and empowered to grow.

This includes:

• Building daily routines and life skills to support her transition into the community
• Supporting emotional regulation and responding to behaviours of concern with compassion, consistency and professionalism
• Encouraging independence through activities like cooking, community access, and public transport
• Implementing Behaviour Support Plans and contributing to risk assessments
• Promoting dignity, choice, and hope – always

Every action you take will support healing, safety and personal growth .