Our employees tell us, through the annual employee survey conducted by Macquarie University, that The Spastic Centre is THE place to work and follow a career. In fact, they say that the organisation:
is good at selecting the right people for the right jobs; gives people starting in new jobs guidance and training; has confidence in the ability of their supervisors and their co-workers; has a commitment to ongoing learning and development of employees; provides a very safe place to work; offers a great work/life balance; and believes in the overall purpose, values and work done by The Spastic Centre It's no surprise then to learn that The Spastic Centre, as a Registered Training Organisation, offers its employees nationally accredited training including Certificates III and IV in Disability Works and Frontline Management, an Employee Assistance Program, Meal Entertainment Fringe Benefit and Income Protection insurance along with the highest pay rates in the disability and ages care sectors in NSW.
So, if this sounds like the place where you want to be, click on the “View Jobs by” button to see if there is a role for you
CLIENT SERVICES:CHILDREN
- Children's Services: therapy and support services for children in Sydney, Newcastle and Central Coast.
- ClubsACT Children's Clinics: services for children in ACT.
- Rural Children's Services: therapy services for children with complex and significant needs in rural and regional NSW.
- GOmobility : statewide program providing mobility advice and assistance, including the Hart Walker.
- Group Programs : therapy, education and support programs for children, teenagers and their parents.
- IFSO: (Intensive Family Support Options)
ADULTS
- Adult Resource Program : assessment, advisory and support for adults.
- Business Services: supported employment for people with physical and multiple disabilites.
- Community Access Services : non vocational day services.
- Community Living: Independent living within the community.
- SEDS : Sydney Employment Development Service for people with physical and multiple disabilities or an acquired brain injury.
ALL AGES
- Pathways : an information, referral, intake and planning unit.
- CP Helpline : free, confidential support and information service.
- CP Register : a confidential database of information about people with cerebral palsy in Australia.
- Aquability : swimming and aquatic physiotherapy.
- Conductive Education : education program for people with motor disorders.
- Information Sessions : for people with CP and their families.
- Respite Services : respite for people with CP, their families and carers.
- TASC :Technology solutions for computer Access, Seating and Communication; includes mobile equipment service.
- Technability : supplies technologies for communication, computer access and environmental control.
In Australia it is estimated that a child is born with cerebral palsy every 18 hours.
There are many ways you can make a difference to children and adults with cerebral palsy. All they seek is the opportunity to do most of those things we enjoy every day - speech, movement, opportunities to learn, to improve their quality of life.Learn more at www.thespasticcentre.com.au
