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Careers

Work with people who care about doing it properly

Garkazi Care is building a workforce that is culturally capable, well supervised and genuinely supported.

Why work with us

What we offer our team

  • Indigenous-led organisation with cultural safety built in
  • Professional supervision and reflective practice
  • Training and cultural capability development
  • Local employment across Far North Queensland
  • Meaningful work with children, families and participants
  • Clear expectations and honest communication

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply. We also welcome applicants with lived experience of care, disability or community work.

Role areas

Where we are building capacity

  • Disability support workers
  • Kinship and foster care support workers
  • Family support and case workers
  • Cultural support and community engagement roles
  • Team leaders and practice supervisors
  • Administration and rostering

Recruitment status

“Recruitment is subject to funding, service commencement and screening requirements.” Expressions of interest are welcome at any time; they do not represent a current vacancy or an offer of employment.

Screening requirements

Relevant roles require Working with Children screening and, where applicable, NDIS worker screening. Referee checks and credential verification apply.

Community-focused practice

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Community-focused work grounded in positive relationships and practical engagement.

Expression of interest

Register your interest

Tell us about yourself and the kind of work you are looking for. Please do not attach documents through this form — we will request them if needed.

For example: Working with Children (Blue Card), NDIS worker screening, First Aid, driver licence.

This form is not monitored 24 hours a day and is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 000. Child-safety concerns should be reported through the appropriate Queensland Government reporting channel.

If someone is in immediate danger, call 000. Child-safety concerns should be reported through the appropriate Queensland Government reporting channel.