Empowerment House Australia

Empowerment House Australia Empowerment House Australia is a registered NDIS provider servicing Perth and regional WA.

11/07/2026

🌟 We're Hiring – Female Support Worker (NDIS) 🌟

Location: Bertram, WA (near Wellard)

Empowerment House Australia is looking for a compassionate, reliable, and motivated Female Support Worker to join our growing team.

We currently have shifts available supporting a young female participant in Bertram. This role is ideal for someone who is passionate about empowering people to achieve their goals while providing safe, person-centred support.

✨ What we offer:
• Immediate shifts available
• Ongoing opportunities to work with other participants across the local area
• Supportive and professional team environment
• Competitive SCHADS Award pay
• Career growth with a registered NDIS provider

✅ Essential requirements:
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Current First Aid & CPR
• Driver's Licence and reliable vehicle
• Right to work in Australia
• Passion for delivering high-quality, person-centred support

If you're looking for meaningful work where you can make a real difference every day, we'd love to hear from you.

📩 Apply now by sending your resume to [email protected] or message us for more information.

Empowerment House Australia

28/05/2026

Do you want to kick-start a meaningful career?

Applications for the NDIA Graduate Program are open. Apply now to join a supportive team and help improve outcomes for NDIS participants.

The program is open to Australian citizens who have completed a bachelor’s degree or higher qualification in the past five years.

Flexible work options are available Australia-wide.

We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to apply.

Learn more at: https://ow.ly/MfSm50Z2wMB

28/05/2026

Local advocacy where you live. North Coast NSW - Ballina, Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie, Taree

ID: local advocates doing a group selfie with the Big Banana as a backdrop.

28/05/2026

Former workers at a Broome disability group home allege residents faced neglect, unsafe conditions, medication failures and overcrowding. Staff described the home as “inhumane”, with reports of drug use around a child and restricted food access. Following ABC questions, the NDIS watchdog reopened a complaint previously closed. Full story: https://buff.ly/IPEGEzk

ID: Multiple former employees allege locks were installed on fridges to restrict residents from eating "too much food".

28/05/2026

‘Rather than ask about how those with Down syndrome will be among the most affected by cuts to NDIS services, the opposition has instead tried to suggest the biggest issue for people with Down syndrome is testamentary discretionary trusts,’ writes Greg Jericho https://buff.ly/0OKFog4

ID: opposition shadow Treasurer and Leader in House of Reps.

28/05/2026

A 70-year-old appointed homesharer faces court charged with 264 fraud offences after allegedly accessing the bank account of an intellectually disabled man who was living with him and spending over $54,000.

25/03/2026

The Department of Social Services has opened Expressions of Interest (EOI) for membership to the new Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence (DFSV) Advisory Council.

As part of new governance arrangements for the National Plan to End Violence Against Women and Children (2022-2032), the Council will provide independent advice on the effectiveness of the National Plan, as well as advice on new and emerging evidence to improve impact. It will have ten members that report directly to the Minister for Social Services.

This is a paid opportunity for a period of three years. EOIs close Thursday 2 April 2026.

To apply or find out more, click here: https://buff.ly/p2hsjv2

25/03/2026

Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) extends our sincere thanks to Karin Swift as she concludes her time as President of WWDA’s Committee of Management.   Karin has been a member of WWDA since 1997 and a valued member of our Management Committee across many years. She first took on the role ...

25/03/2026

This week, WWDA CEO Sophie Cusworth is speaking at Australian Progress on why Australia needs a Human Rights Act.

The Disability Royal Commission confirmed what our community has been saying for years: violence, abuse, neglect and exclusion are not isolated problems. They are systemic. They are enabled by laws, policies and systems that still do not properly protect our rights.

That is why WWDA supports a national Human Rights Act.

We need laws that protect rights before harm happens. For women with disability, this also means laws that better reflect the reality of our lives, including the ways ableism and sexism overlap.

Human rights should not depend on where you live, what system you are dealing with, or whether you can afford to fight.

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Perth, WA
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