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Tips for creating the perfect job post on the Careseekers platform

There’s nothing more important than[ finding a support worker or finding an aged care worker who suits your needs as much as possible.

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Tips for creating the perfect care worker profile on Careseekers

One of the best ways to have participants engage with you about a job – or better yet offer you a job, is by having the correct information on your Careseekers profile. If you have information missing or gaps in your profile, it could easily make you miss out on an opportunity.

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Four reasons care and support is more affordable on Careseekers

Care and support workers charge affordable rates. Find out how this is possible.

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How do I find back up support workers?

How to find back up disability support workers

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Careseekers is now NDIS registered… what this means for you (and us)

Careseekers is now a registered NDIS provider

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Careseekers, the online platform for disability support workers is now NDIS registered

Careseekers is an NDIS registered provider. An online platform for disability support workers that is NDIS registered.

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A day in the life of a care worker

We chat to a care worker Loretta about her typical day

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The five terms you need to know when becoming an NDIS Disability Support Worker through Careseekers

Starting out as an NDIS Disability Support worker on Careseekers? You will be working directly for NDIS participants and it is important that you understand the ins and outs of the NDIS. There are some terms that constantly get used and so we have written this blog to bring you up to speed.

Aged Care

How to find and engage a good in-home care worker in 2019

Finding and hiring a care or support worker who is a good match for you or your loved one can make a big difference in terms of the care that is received. There

Alzheimers and Dementia

Dealing with your loved one's dementia in 2019

Taking care of someone with dementia can sometimes be challenging, especially if the person receiving care is a loved one.