What does a Support Worker do?
Afea Carers or support workers provide physical, emotional and practical support to the elderly or people living with disabilities. This is a rewarding job that is ideal for people who require flexibility with their hours and are looking for a meaningful way to make a difference in people’s lives.
What does it mean to be an Afea Carer?
"I care for people who need help on a day to day basis...I consider my clients as part of my family."
- Girlie
Why work with Afea?
Ongoing training
Rewards and recognition
Ongoing support from
dedicated Care Coordination Team
Regular catch ups with other Carers and Care Coordination Team
Career growth
and development
What do our carers have to say about working at Afea?
"I checked out the Afea website one day and really connected with your values. My work at Afea is all about having that personal connection and making a difference. As a carer, I want to give something back to the community." - Richard
More Carers' Stories
Supports you may provide
As an Afea Carer, you will be providing assistance at home and in the community, such as:
- Transport
- Shopping
- Personal care
- Companionship
- Meal preparation
- Light housekeeping
- Social and community access
How do I get started?
Make sure your COVID-19 vaccinations are up to date!
Wait for a call from Afea's recruitment team
Join us for an online group interview
Receive training
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Our Values
Our values are our identity, they shape our culture and how we interact with the community
