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Begin TodayLocation – Cleveland, Queensland 4163
Start – 14 Aug 2025
Location – Dandenong, Victoria 3175
Salary – 38.56 AUD - 40.0 AUD (Hour)
Start – 07 Aug 2025
Location – Singleton, New South Wales 2330
Salary – 38.0 AUD - 70.0 AUD (Hour)
Start – 30 Jul 2025
Location – Ipswich, Queensland 4305
Start – 28 Jul 2025
Location – Sanctuary Point, New South Wales 2540
Salary – 35.0 AUD - 45.0 AUD (Hour)
Start – 22 Jul 2025
Location – Sale, Victoria 3850
Salary – 38.0 AUD - 40.0 AUD (Hour)
Start – 16 Jul 2025
Location – Cleveland, Queensland 4163
Salary – 32.88 AUD - 43.23 AUD (Hour)
Start – 13 Jul 2025
Location – Cleveland, Queensland 4163
Start – 11 Jul 2025
Location – Marks Point, New South Wales 2280
Salary – 38.0 AUD - 70.0 AUD (Hour)
Start – 08 Jul 2025
Location – Redcliffe, Queensland 4020
Salary – 35.0 AUD - 65.0 AUD (Hour)
Start – 07 Jul 2025
Commitment to Child Safety: Sirv is committed to ensuring the safety, welfare, and protection of children and young people in our care. We recognise the importance of creating a supportive and respectful environment where children can thrive and reach their full potential. Our organisation is committed to preventing all forms of harm and abuse, including physical, emotional, sexual, and neglectful, and to responding promptly and effectively to any concerns or disclosures of harm.
Staff members at Sirv will demonstrate positive behaviours that reflect our organisation's culture and values. This includes fostering an environment of respect, trust, and inclusivity for all children. We will prioritise the safety and welfare of children in all interactions and activities, ensuring their dignity, rights, and privacy are upheld at all times.
Sirv considers certain behaviours unacceptable, including but not limited to physical or emotional abuse, neglect, grooming, exploitation, bullying, harassment, discrimination, or any form of inappropriate or harmful conduct towards children. Such behaviours are inconsistent with our values and will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
“Grace speaks very highly of her support worker Sam and is really enjoying her supports with Sirv, due to the great match the managing partner, Samantha Lovett, has provided. Grace said she thinks that the supports are going well because Samantha took the time to match her with a support worker that would work well with her. Please thank Sam for doing an amazing job and having a positive impact in our participant’s life!”
“Bron brings a wealth of knowledge to her role as Managing Partner with Sirv. Her passion to assist NDIS participants to live a full and meaningful life is clearly demonstrated by her dedication and quick-to-solutions attitude. Aided by her years of experience, Bron demonstrates person-centered practices and a holistic approach to NDIS supports and services. As a local Support Coordinator, I have the upmost confidence in referring the people I support to providers like Sirv.”
“Sirv is the best service provider I have encountered. Others tried but gave up. Many thanks to your team of workers for making a big difference!”
“I wanted to provide some positive feedback on the Sirv support staff at the residence at Towradgi (…). All of the staff are friendly and professional whenever I attend the house.”
“Matt (Sirv staff) engages with Trev (participant) in a friendly and kind manner and has taken the time to get to know Trevor's interests. He connects with him on his level, never condescending or frustrated by communication challenges. Matt went above and beyond by customising Trev’s iPad communication app, a task typically handled by a speech therapist, to help him connect more easily with house staff.”
“Yasmyn's communications with Trev along with her openness and kindness make her an excellent support for Trevor. Her genuine concern for Trev after he received the news from myself that his only sibling (his brother) had passed away overseas was reassuring for me to see. She knows Trevor well and treats him with dignity and respect.”
“Since working with Sal, our daughter has not only reduced her meltdowns but is now making eye contact and using words to express frustration. It’s changed our family dynamic.”
“The connection-first model gave me tools to build trust with my students. Our class culture has shifted dramatically.”