Auslan Disability Support Worker

Auslan (Australian Sign Language) is the native language of the Australian Deaf community. It uses hand shapes, movements, facial expressions and body language to communicate meaning and connection.

This role is specifically suited to someone who is fluent in Auslan and confident communicating with Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals.

⚠️ Please only apply if you have demonstrated knowledge and experience in Australian Sign Language (Auslan).

Applications without Auslan proficiency will not be considered.

Happy Healthy Care is currently seeking an experienced, compassionate and passionate Auslan Disability Support Worker to join our growing team.

This is a rewarding opportunity for someone who is fluent in Auslan and genuinely wants to make a meaningful difference in the lives of NDIS participants, both in their homes and within the community.

As an Auslan Disability Support Worker, you will be providing person-centred support to Deaf and Hard of Hearing participants, ensuring strong communication, independence, and community engagement.

Your responsibilities may include:

• Supporting participants with daily living tasks

• Community access and social outings

• Assistance with appointments and communication support

• Promoting independence, confidence, and wellbeing

• Building positive and respectful professional relationships

What We’re Looking For

To be successful, you must be fluent in Auslan.

Preferred qualification:
✅ Diploma of Auslan

However, we also encourage applications from candidates with:

• Certificate II, III or IV in Auslan

• CODA (Children of Deaf Adults) who are fully fluent in Auslan

• Strong demonstrated experience using Auslan in professional settings

Essential Requirements

• Fluent Auslan communication skills

• NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willing to obtain)

• Working With Children Check (or willing to obtain)

• Current First Aid & CPR (or willing to obtain)

• Valid driver’s licence and reliable vehicle

• Strong professionalism, empathy, and reliability