Swift Aid Career: Join Our Team

• Bonus Payment: For each successful referral, you’ll receive a bonus payment as a token of our appreciation for your efforts.
• Recognition: We’ll publicly acknowledge your contributions to the Swift Aid community and highlight your referral success on our website and social media platforms.
• Extra Support: As a thank you for your commitment to Swift Aid, you’ll receive additional support and resources to enhance your work experience and professional development.

• Compassionate Care: Participants referred to Swift Aid will receive compassionate and high-quality support from our dedicated team of professionals.
• Tailored Services: We offer personalized care plans tailored to the specific needs and preferences of each participant, ensuring they receive the support that best suits them.
• Community Engagement: Participants become part of the Swift Aid community, gaining access to a supportive network of individuals dedicated to their well-being.

The NDIS Worker Screening is a mandatory requirement to ensure the safety and well-being of NDIS participants. It involves rigorous background checks to assess a support worker’s suitability to work with vulnerable individuals. This screening helps to prevent individuals with a history of misconduct or criminal behavior from working in the disability sector.

This check is essential for support workers who may come into contact with children or young people during their work. It verifies that the support worker has undergone a background check to ensure they are suitable to work with children and do not pose any risk to their safety or well-being.

A National Police Check is crucial to assess a support worker’s criminal history and ensure they do not have any relevant convictions that could compromise the safety of participants. It helps to maintain a safe environment for both support workers and participants by identifying any potential risks.

Having a valid First Aid Certificate is essential for support workers to be able to respond effectively to medical emergencies or injuries that may occur while providing support to participants. It ensures that support workers have the necessary skills and knowledge to provide immediate assistance and potentially save lives in critical situations.

This qualification is a minimum requirement to ensure that support workers have the necessary knowledge and skills to provide quality care and support to individuals in need. It covers essential topics such as communication, personal care, safety procedures, and understanding the needs of diverse individuals. Having this qualification demonstrates a support worker’s competency and readiness to fulfill their role effectively.