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COMMUNITY STAFFING PROVIDER OF CHOICE

Trusted by 1000+ community service professionals

Edmen is one of Australia’s largest dedicated providers of community workers to Government and Non-Government Community Service organisations. We connect workers with rewarding casual and permanent roles to service providers in the youth, disability and aged care sectors nationwide.

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Power in numbers

 

Happy employees are the key to our success. We nurture long lasting relationships with our team of community service workers. We arm them with all the necessary tools and training to deliver outstanding support and services for our clients.  The numbers speak for themselves. 

1000+

experienced Youth & Disability Support Workers nationally


1000+

residential sites supported by Edmen's team


1 million hours

of service provision fulfilled by our workers each year 

SOLUTIONS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES

Streamline your workforce management

Discover our workforce management solutions for community service providers. We partner with you to relieve pain points by building tailored solutions that centre around specialist expertise, scale and service. Whether you need to fill casual, professional, leadership or volume, our national team deliver the best community service talent. 


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INTERNATIONAL JOB SEEKERS

Thinking about moving to Australia?

Discover local jobs in metro and regional areas across the country. We welcome people new to Australia to join our friendly team.

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What our employees are saying

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"For me, Edmen has given me the exposure and work experiences to set a great foundation to build my career. I’ve also met so many good people along the way. I don’t know how they do it, but there are so many good people within Edmen. It’s something you want to be part of."


- Precious, Edmen Youth Support Worker

Job Seeker FAQs

  • What positions do you have available and how do I apply?

    All of our current positions are listed on the Edmen website. You can view current positions here and apply. 

  • What does the role involve?

    Our requirements and job descriptions change depending on the area and type of job you are applying for (e.g. Disability Support Worker, Aged Care Worker or Youth Worker). You can refer to the job advertisement for information about the role and will be given specific position details if your application is progressed to phone screen stage.

  • What if I don’t meet the minimum requirements for a role as outlined in the job ad?

    Due to the nature of the positions, we recruit for you must meet the minimum requirements outline on a job ad in order to be considered for the role. Unfortunately, we cannot offer employment to candidates who have not had relevant sector experience.  


    Edmen does offer some placements opportunities through our Kickstart program, these can be limited to certain roles and areas, checkout the the Kickstarter pages for more info and available roles.


    Unfortunately we can not offer volunteer programs, traineeships or Visa sponsorship at this point in time.

  • I am a current Edmen employee and would like to refer a friend. How do I go about this?

    To refer a friend, simply fill in the following form on our website found here. On this page you will also find all the details as well as terms and conditions related to the Edmen Referral program. 

  • How will I know if my application has been received?

    You will receive an email to notify you that we have received your resume. If your application is shortlisted for a position you will receive a phone call or be notified via email if your application was unsuccessful.​

  • What is the process I will go through to be considered for a position?

    Once we have received your application and you have been shortlisted for a role a member of the recruitment team will touch base with you via phone, email or text. You will then need to go through a phone screening process where your skills/experience are assessed against the requirements of the role.

Featured Blogs

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January 14, 2025
In the bustling world of community services, youth workers play a pivotal role. They are the heroes who guide, support, and inspire young individuals through their most formative years. However, the high demands and emotionally charged nature of their work can lead to fatigue, a condition often underestimated in its capacity to undermine both the wellbeing of workers and the quality of care provided to the youth. Recognising the significance of fatigue management is not just beneficial; it's a necessity for community services organisations and community staffing providers. This article delves into why managing fatigue is crucial, the responsibilities of organisations, and effective strategies for safeguarding youth workers against the detrimental effects of burnout.
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December 11, 2024
What is an Assessment Centre and How is it Used in Recruiting Disability and Youth Support Workers? An assessment centre is a part of the recruitment process. It helps companies see if you are the right person for the job. Instead of just asking questions, they give you tasks to do, like assessing how you would react to certain scenarios you could encounter on shift. This is used a lot when hiring disability and youth support workers. Why Do Companies Use Assessment Centres? Support work is about more than skills – it’s about how you handle tough situations and work with others. Here's why assessment centres are important: Real-Life scenarios : You will be asked to handle situations similar to what you might face on the job. For example, you might need to solve a problem or help someone in need. Teamwork: Support workers often work with others. In group tasks, the company sees how well you work with a team. Fair evaluation : Everyone gets the same tasks. This way, companies can see who has the skills for the job in a fair way. What Happens at an Assessment Centre? Here are some things you might do at an assessment centre: Role-playing : You may act out a scene where you help a person with a disability or a young person. This shows how you listen and help others. Group work : You might need to solve a problem as a group. This shows your teamwork and leadership skills. Interviews: Some assessment centres also have short interviews. Written tasks : You may need to write a report or notes. This helps them see how you write and follow instructions. Set Realistic Expectations: You’re not expected to be an expert on day one. Set achievable goals for yourself and celebrate when you hit them. Small steps lead to big changes. How Can You Prepare? Know the job : Make sure you understand what a disability or youth support worker does. Think about how you would act in hard situations. Learn about the company : Read about the company’s values and how they work. Practice: Try role-playing or practicing with a friend to get ready. Be yourself : Stay calm and show who you are. This is your chance to show your skills. Be engaging and present your best self on the day : Your ability to interact with the presenter and your peers is a part of the assessment. Make sure you are participating and treating the day as you would a job interview.
Start your career as a youth and disability support worker in south australia with edmen.
December 4, 2024
Why Adelaide Is the Perfect Place for Your Next Move Are you ready to make a real difference in the lives of young people and individuals with disabilities? If you’re seeking a fresh start in a vibrant city with a rich mix of culture, lifestyle, and opportunity, moving to Adelaide, South Australia, to work as a casual Youth and Disability Support Worker with Edmen could be the ideal adventure for you! With a strong demand for support workers, a welcoming community atmosphere, and a perfect blend of urban convenience and natural beauty, Adelaide offers an incredible environment to build a meaningful career. Here’s why Adelaide is calling your name—and how Edmen can help you make the leap into a rewarding role as a Youth and Disability Support Worker in South Australia. Why Adelaide? 1. City Convenience with a Laid-Back Vibe. Adelaide combines all the perks of a major city with the charm of a friendly community. Known for its “20-minute city” layout, you can easily access everything from your workplace to local cafes and parks without the chaos of big-city traffic. With a relaxed pace of life, you can focus on what matters most—supporting young people and individuals with disabilities while enjoying all that this vibrant city has to offer. 2. Growing Demand for Support Workers. Adelaide is actively seeking dedicated Youth and Disability Support Workers to help make a positive impact in the community. By joining Edmen, you’ll play a crucial role in providing care and guidance to individuals who need your support. Whether you’re assisting in daily activities, offering emotional support, or facilitating community engagement, you’ll have the opportunity to make a lasting difference in the lives of those you work with. Plus, with flexible working hours, you can choose shifts that fit your lifestyle! 3. Affordable Living in a World-Class City. Adelaide offers a more affordable cost of living compared to other major Australian cities, meaning your paycheck will stretch further! Whether you’re renting a trendy apartment in the city or a cozy home in one of Adelaide’s charming suburbs, you’ll find that living here is both affordable and enjoyable. More savings mean more opportunities to explore the city’s rich culture, festivals, and dining experiences. What Does Adelaide Have to Offer? 1. Festivals, Culture, and Entertainment. Adelaide is known as the "Festival City," boasting a lively calendar filled with events like the Adelaide Fringe, WOMADelaide, and numerous food and wine festivals. If you love art, music, and culture, you’ll find plenty to keep you entertained! In your downtime, immerse yourself in the city’s thriving café culture and diverse culinary scene, perfect for unwinding after a fulfilling day at work. 2. Nature at Your Doorstep. Adelaide strikes a beautiful balance between city life and nature. Just a short drive away are the stunning Adelaide Hills, offering breathtaking views and outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and wine tasting. If you prefer the coast, beautiful beaches like Glenelg and Henley Beach are perfect for relaxing weekends or after-work strolls. And for those weekend adventures, Kangaroo Island is just a ferry ride away, waiting for you to explore its natural wonders! 3. Safe, Friendly, and Family-Oriented. Adelaide consistently ranks as one of the most liveable cities in the world, known for its safety, welcoming atmosphere, and strong sense of community. It’s the perfect place to settle down, especially for those looking for a family-friendly environment with great schools, parks, and recreational spaces. With a lower population density and easygoing locals, you’ll quickly feel at home in this inviting city. 4. Year-Round Good Weather. South Australia boasts a Mediterranean climate, meaning you’ll enjoy warm, dry summers and mild winters. This perfect weather is ideal for outdoor activities, from enjoying weekend barbecues to exploring the beautiful natural landscapes that surround Adelaide. You’ll love the abundance of sunny days to enhance your quality of life! How Edmen Can Help You Transitioning to a new role as a Youth and Disability Support Worker in Adelaide can feel daunting, but Edmen is here to support you every step of the way! While you’ll need to be in South Australia to complete checks and start your role, we can guide you through the recruitment process before you arrive. We've helped 1000's of candidates get started, helping them find training partners and supporting through the compliance processs. If you’re eager for a fresh start, a rewarding career, and a chance to enjoy the best of South Australia, now’s the perfect time to make the move to Adelaide! With Edmen, you’ll have the opportunity to positively impact the lives of young people and individuals with disabilities while embracing the vibrant lifestyle this incredible city has to offer. Click here to apply for one of our Youth Worker or Disability Support Worker roles today, and and let us help you embark on your journey towards a fulfilling career and a new life in Adelaide!
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