At Valiant Support, we strive towards a world with a greater understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity. We aim to empower neurodiverse individuals to build independence, achieve their goals, make friends and access their community. We believe that with the right support, neurodiversity can be a strength instead of a disability.
But what makes Valiant Support different? Unlike other support providers, we are truly committed to our team's professional and personal development. We know that when our team is supported, everyone succeeds.
We've set high standards and created innovative structures to help our team members overcome challenges, so they can focus on making a real difference in the participant's lives.iIf you're in this for the long haul, we're there for you every step of the way.
So, are you ready to help us change lives?
Scott Wilkinson
Valiant Director
Heidi Otuana
General Manager
Lauren Davidson
Human Resources
We are looking for like-minded team players who uphold similar core values and beliefs, with a passion for supporting others to achieve their goals. At Valiant Support, the role of a support worker is not simply to complete tasks for someone, but to coach, guide, and encourage participants as they develop practical life skills and confidence.
The people who thrive in this role are patient, organised, and comfortable working independently. They are curious, open to learning, and motivated by seeing others grow over time. Previous experience in disability support can be helpful, but it is not essential. The right mindset, strong communication, and a genuine commitment to supporting independence are what truly matter.
All applicants must have:
We put people first, and in addition to our extensive support, we will reward your hard work with...
Everything we do at Valiant Support is deeply rooted in our core values and beliefs.
Our team is comprised of like-minded individuals, providing consistent and high quality supports.
We strive to develop authentic relationships and communities that provide belongingness. We communicate considerately with optimism and gratitude.
We seek a deeper understanding and appreciation of the experiences, differences, and perspectives of others. We use this knowledge to strive harmoniously for what is truly important.
We strive holistically for greater personal responsibility and innovation in pursuing our potential. We seek satisfaction by overcoming adversity with discipline, initiative, and humility.
We communicate with authenticity and act upon our promises. We endeavour to speak objective truth beyond compulsion, ignorance, hubris, or fear.
We preserve the rights of others and expect the same in return. We take accountability for the actions and resulting outcomes of our team and ourselves.
At Valiant Support, Support Workers work in one of two key roles.
In this role, you will use tabletop and hobby games as a structured way to build social confidence, teamwork, and emotional regulation. Your goal is to work together to foster sustainable community participation and ongoing connections.
Community Games support workers must be able to provide Transport Support, and should have working knowledge of the following games:
Minimum 15 hours of evening
availability per week across 3 weeknights is required (from 5pm).
Thursday and Friday evenings are highly desirable.
In this role, you will provide one on one supports with minimal personal care, focused instead on building capacity and confidence in everyday life skills such as:
You will also provide Transport Support.
The role requires workers who are already confident and independent in daily living tasks, and ready to step into a role coaching and supporting others to grow their skills while overcoming barriers.
Minimum 15 hours of availability per week
across at least 3 weekdays is required.
At Valiant Support, we strive towards a world with a greater understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity. We aim to empower neurodiverse individuals to build independence, achieve their goals, make friends and access their community. We believe that with the right support, neurodiversity can be a strength instead of a disability.
But what makes Valiant Support different? Unlike other support providers, we are truly committed to our team's professional and personal development. We know that when our team is supported, everyone succeeds.
We've set high standards and created innovative structures to help our team members overcome challenges, so they can focus on making a real difference in the participant's lives.iIf you're in this for the long haul, we're there for you every step of the way.
So, are you ready to help us change lives?
ScottWilkinson
Director
Heidi Otuana
Operations & Acquisitions
Julia Filkorn
Administration Officer
Tanya Coetzee
Senior Support Worker
We are looking for like-minded team players who uphold similar core values and beliefs, with a passion for supporting others to achieve their goals. At Valiant Support, the role of a support worker is not simply to complete tasks for someone, but to coach, guide, and encourage participants as they develop practical life skills and confidence.
The people who thrive in this role are patient, organised, and comfortable working independently. They are curious, open to learning, and motivated by seeing others grow over time. Previous experience in disability support can be helpful, but it is not essential. The right mindset, strong communication, and a genuine commitment to supporting independence are what truly matter.
All applicants must have:
We put people first, and in addition to our extensive support, we will reward your hard work with...
Everything we do at Valiant Support is deeply rooted in our core values and beliefs. Our team is comprised of like-minded individuals, providing consistent and high quality supports.
We strive to develop authentic relationships and communities that provide belongingness. We communicate considerately with optimism and gratitude.
We seek a deeper understanding and appreciation of the experiences, differences, and perspectives of others. We use this knowledge to strive harmoniously for what is truly important.
We strive holistically for greater personal responsibility and innovation in pursuing our potential. We seek satisfaction by overcoming adversity with discipline, initiative, and humility.
We communicate with authenticity and act upon our promises. We endeavour to speak objective truth beyond compulsion, ignorance, hubris, or fear.
We preserve the rights of others and expect the same in return. We take accountability for the actions and resulting outcomes of our team and ourselves.
At Valiant Support, Support Workers work in one of two key roles.
In this role, you will use tabletop and hobby games as a structured way to build social confidence, teamwork, and emotional regulation. Your goal is to work together to foster sustainable community participation and ongoing connections.
Community Games support workers must be able to provide Transport Support, and should have working knowledge of the following games:
Minimum 15 hours of evening
availability per week across 3 weeknights is required (from 5pm).
Thursday and Friday evenings are highly desirable.
In this role, you will provide one on one supports with minimal personal care, focused instead on building capacity and confidence in everyday life skills such as:
You will also provide Transport Support.
The role requires workers who are already confident and independent in daily living tasks, and ready to step into a role coaching and supporting others to grow their skills while overcoming barriers.
Minimum 20 hours of availability per week
across at least 3 weekdays is required.
At Valiant Support, we strive towards a world with a greater understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity. We aim to empower neurodiverse individuals to build independence, achieve their goals, make friends and access their community. We believe that with the right support, neurodiversity can be a strength instead of a disability.
But what makes Valiant Support different? Unlike other support providers, we are truly committed to our team's professional and personal development. We know that when our team is supported, everyone succeeds.
We've set high standards and created innovative structures to help our team members overcome challenges, so they can focus on making a real difference in the participant's lives.iIf you're in this for the long haul, we're there for you every step of the way.
So, are you ready to help us change lives?
ScottWilkinson
Director
Heidi Otuana
Operations & Acquisitions
We are looking for like-minded team players who uphold similar core values and beliefs, with a passion for supporting others to achieve their goals. At Valiant Support, the role of a support worker is not simply to complete tasks for someone, but to coach, guide, and encourage participants as they develop practical life skills and confidence.
The people who thrive in this role are patient, organised, and comfortable working independently. They are curious, open to learning, and motivated by seeing others grow over time. Previous experience in disability support can be helpful, but it is not essential. The right mindset, strong communication, and a genuine commitment to supporting independence are what truly matter.
All applicants must have:
We put people first, and in addition to our support, we will reward your hard work with...
Everything we do at Valiant Support is deeply rooted in our core values and beliefs. Our team is comprised of like-minded individuals, providing consistent and high quality supports.
We strive to develop authentic relationships and communities that provide belongingness. We communicate considerately with optimism and gratitude.
We seek a deeper understanding and appreciation of the experiences, differences, and perspectives of others. We use this knowledge to strive harmoniously for what is truly important.
We strive holistically for greater personal responsibility and innovation in pursuing our potential. We seek satisfaction by overcoming adversity with discipline, initiative, and humility.
We communicate with authenticity and act upon our promises. We endeavour to speak objective truth beyond compulsion, ignorance, hubris, or fear.
We preserve the rights of others and expect the same in return. We take accountability for the actions and resulting outcomes of our team and ourselves.
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In this role, you will use tabletop and hobby games as a structured way to build social confidence, teamwork, and emotional regulation. Your goal is to work together to foster sustainable community participation and ongoing connections.
Community Games support workers must be able to provide Transport Support, and have working knowledge of the following games:
Minimum 15 hours of evening
availability per week across 3 weeknights is required (from 5pm).
Thursday and Friday evenings are highly desirable.
In this role, you will provide one on one supports with minimal personal care, focused instead on building capacity and confidence in everyday life skills such as:
You will also provide Transport Support.
The role requires workers who are already confident and independent in daily living tasks, and ready to step into a role coaching and supporting others to grow their skills while overcoming barriers.
Minimum 20 hours of availability per week
across at least 3 weekdays is required.
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