My Place

Today, on National Sorry Day, My Place honours the strength, truth and lived experiences of Stolen Generations survivors and their families.

We acknowledges the history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children being forcibly removed from their families, communities and Country, and the ongoing, intergenerational impacts that continue today.

It is a time for reflection, listening and continued learning.

To learn more about the Bringing them Home Report and hear stories of the Stolen Generations visit https://humanrights.gov.au/bringing-them-home/

ID - A painted artwork featuring the Aboriginal flag colours—black at the top, yellow across the centre, and red at the bottom. White handprints appear across the canvas, created using small dot patterns. In the lower left corner, the text “National Sorry Day – 26 May” is displayed.

My Place - along with the individuals we support - are often looking for new people to join their support teams. If you’re someone who values purpose, connection, and flexibility, this could be the opportunity you’ve been looking for.

Upcoming Information Session – South West
Date: Tuesday 16 June, 2026
Time: 5:00 – 6:00 pm
Location: Mercure Bunbury Sanctuary Golf Resort- Leschenault Room
Lot 100 Old Coast Road, Pelican Point W.A 6230

Register - https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1589293

A Personal Assistant (Support Worker) role might be right for you if you want a job that:
• Is interesting, responsible, and genuinely fulfilling
• Appreciates and rewards you for doing your job well
• Fits around your family, studies, or lifestyle
• Surrounds you with kind, caring, and supportive colleagues
• Allows you to get to know someone with a disability and help them live a richer life
• Belongs to an organisation that truly cares about its consumers
• Offers fair wages for meaningful work

If this sounds like you, come along for an Informal Information Session.

Pop in, have a chat, and learn about the different job opportunities available. It’s a relaxed way to find out whether working with My Place is the right fit for you.

My Place is recruiting a Support Worker to support a male in his 30s with complex medical needs — and a wicked sense of humour in the Alexander Heights area. This role suits someone who is calm, capable, and able to build genuine connection while delivering high-quality care.
Experience in disability or community support is an advantage but not essential — full training and buddy shifts are provided

We’re Looking for Someone Who:
• Is proficient in English with strong communication skills
• Can work effectively both independently and as part of a team
• Remains calm and level-headed under pressure
• Has a good sense of humour (a laugh goes a long way!)
• Comfortable with small dogs in home
• Can create moments of fun, laughter, and genuine connection
• Is able to build respectful relationships with the participant, their family, and extended support network

Availability:
Afternoon shifts - You will complete morning buddy shifts and training prior to commencing afternoon shifts.
• Tuesday: 1:00pm – 6:30pm
• Thursday: 2:30pm – 7:30pm
• Alternate Saturday: 1:30pm – 6:30pm
There is opportunity for shifts during school holidays, leave cover, and respite shifts.
3-month casual probation with opportunity for permanent part-time employment.

Requirements:
• Valid WA Driver’s Licence – Confidence in driving a van.
• NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain)
• Completion of the NDIS Worker Orientation Module
• Employment Medical Assessment

Cover Letter
Please include a short cover letter (½–1 page) outlining: What lived experience, personal insight, or learning has shaped how you support others, and how this influences the way you work.
Please submit your resume and cover letter to [email protected]

For further information about the role, please contact My Place on (08) 6380 2927 and ask to speak with Erin Ellis