What does it mean to be a Carer?
Why work with Afea?
Training and upskilling
Rewards and recognition
Ongoing support by
our friendly office team
Regular coffee catchup
Treat is on us!
Career growth
and development
Supports you may provide
Joining the team at Afea means you will be able to make a change in people's lives by providing assistance for the elderly and those with a disability at home and in the community, such as
- Shopping
- Keep active
- Personal care
- Transportation
- Companionship
- Meal preparation
- Light housekeeping
- Social and community access
How do I apply?
Have a chat with our team members
Come & meet us in one of the Afea offices
Receive training
Get Ready!
- Current resume
- CPR and first aid certificate (HLTAID003)
- Proof of COVID-19 vaccination first or second dose
- National police check or NDIS Worker Screening Check
- Worker Orientation Module ‘Quality, Safety and You’
- Infection Control Training – COVID 19 (only this 1 course is required, you will need to first register an account and select the correct course for completion)
- Statutory Declaration (for people who have been a citizen or permanent resident of another country)
- 100 points identification
- Visa or relevant documentation (if applicable)
- Certificate III / IV in Aged Care, Disability, Community Services or equivalent
- Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) or reference letter from current institution (if currently studying)
If applicable:
- Current working with children check (if wanting to work with children)
- Car registration, comprehensive car insurance (if wanting to provide transport services)
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Our Values
Our values are our identity, they shape our culture and how we interact with the community
About Afea
We are on a journey of growth, and we want passionate people to join us in making a difference. Founded in 2008 by our CEO Esha Oberoi whilst overcoming depression, the culture of Afea Care Services is one of support, innovation and collaboration. We truly make a difference in the lives of the people we touch and continue to make an impact in the community
- Supporting 850+ families a week
- Employing 1,000+ Carers
- 250,000+ service hours delivered yearly
- 80+ office staff making a difference
