Creating supportive environments for vulnerable populations
A career in residential care offers a unique opportunity to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives of vulnerable individuals. These services play a crucial role in supporting some of Australia’s most vulnerable community members, including youth at risk, people experiencing homelessness, individuals with mental health challenges, and those recovering from addiction.
Our residential care partners operate group homes, supported accommodation facilities, and transitional housing services across Australia. These roles combine direct care work with case management, advocacy, and community engagement to help residents achieve stability and independence.
Diverse opportunities to support residents across different care settings
Provide direct support to residents in group homes and supported accommodation facilities.
Develop and implement support plans, coordinate services, and advocate for resident needs.
Lead residential care teams and ensure quality service delivery across multiple sites.
Specialise in supporting young people in residential care and transitional accommodation.
Find Diverse environments that offer stable and growing Residential Care career
Small residential facilities providing 24/7 support for people with disabilities or mental health needs.
Transitional housing with varying levels of support to help residents develop independent living skills.
Specialised accommodation for young people unable to live with family, including out-of-home care.
Short-term emergency housing for people experiencing homelessness or domestic violence.
Qualifications and attributes needed for residential care work
Begin your work journey or grow your workforce with us and make residential care stronger