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Vana Care
Vana Care
08 7228 6202

Careers at Vana Care

Support work. Bring who you are.

The Vana Care team together outdoors

We're looking for reliable, caring and practical people to join our Adelaide support team. If you listen well, respect people's choices and take your responsibilities seriously, we'd like to hear from you.

Our work includes community access, personal care, daily tasks and building skills. You'll help people do the things they need and want to do, in a way that suits them.

Let’s talk 08 7228 6202 ↗Adelaide & nearby South Australia ↗
Google rating
4.8 ★
Public Google reviews
80
NDIS registration
YES
Serving Adelaide
Since 2021

What working here involves

Vana Care recruits support workers across Adelaide and matches suitable workers to participant needs, location and availability.

Finding a suitable match

We consider shared interests, the person's support and safety needs, location, shift times and your availability.

Training for your role

The checks, induction and training you need depend on your role and the people you support. Training can include positive behaviour support, manual handling and first aid.

A local office to contact

Our support workers can contact the local office and follow the documented escalation path when something comes up on shift.

Apply to work with Vana Care

Tell us about yourself below and attach your resume and a clear application photo. A short video introduction is optional. We'll review your application against current vacancies and role requirements.

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Tell us which days and times you can work, including any weekend or overnight availability.

A few sentences about your background. New to the sector is fine, tell us what you would bring.

Write the short introduction our recruitment team and future client matching notes should use to understand you.

Hobbies, interests and passions

These help us introduce you to clients. Hobbies are things you do, interests are things you enjoy, and passions are what matters most to you. Reuse an answer wherever it fits.

One per line, such as community access or meal preparation.

Optional. Note any work types or shift patterns to avoid.

Relevant experience

Add a clear photo of yourself for the recruitment team. JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC is fine.

Your application goes straight to our recruitment team for review against current vacancies and role requirements.

What happens after you apply

Here's what to expect if your application moves ahead.

  1. 1. Review

    Our recruitment team reads each application and gets in touch with suitable candidates about the next step.

  2. 2. Chat

    If it looks like a fit, we call you for a relaxed phone screen, then an interview.

  3. 3. Onboard

    Successful applicants get an onboarding invitation to complete documents, checks and orientation.

  4. 4. Start

    We look for suitable shifts based on the person's needs, location, worker fit and your availability.

Tip: having your NDIS Worker Screening Check, driver licence and availability details ready can make the process smoother and faster.

Careers: frequently asked questions

What happens after I apply?

Our recruitment team reviews your application. If it looks suitable, we may contact you for a phone screen or interview. Successful applicants receive an onboarding invitation to complete employment details, sign documents and upload checks and certificates.

What checks do I need to work in disability support?

You will need an NDIS Worker Screening Check, and depending on the role, a Working with Children Check and first aid certificate. If you do not have them yet, that is fine. Tell us in your application and we will point you in the right direction. Having them ready makes the process faster.

Do I need qualifications or experience?

Experience in disability support, aged care or community services is useful. We also hear from people with backgrounds in fitness, hospitality and customer service. Tell us what you bring. The qualifications and experience needed depend on the role and the support involved.

What roles do you hire for?

Mostly casual and part-time disability support workers across community access, in-home support and Supported Independent Living, right across Greater Adelaide. Your suburb and availability help us match you to clients near you.

What is it like working at Vana Care?

Worker and participant matching considers shared interests alongside support needs, risks, location, schedule and suitable availability. The local office provides a documented contact and escalation path for shifts.

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