Community and social services play a vital role across Gippsland — supporting children, families, older adults, people with disabilities, and individuals experiencing mental health or housing challenges. Whether you’re in a busy regional hub or a smaller rural town, there’s growing demand for compassionate, community-focused workers across the region.
If you're looking for meaningful, people-first work, you'll find a wide range of community and social services jobs in Gippsland — including entry-level roles, casual shifts, and full-time career opportunities in both government and not-for-profit organisations.
These roles offer a chance to build a rewarding career, make a tangible impact, and be part of supportive local communities.
Many community services roles in Gippsland also come with the lifestyle benefits of working in regional areas — such as a lower cost of living, closer connections to the people you serve, and a stronger sense of belonging.
In-demand Community and Social Services roles
You'll regularly find demand for roles such as:
- Aged Care Workers
- Disability Support Workers
- Mental Health Workers
- NDIS Workers
- Not-For-Profit Roles
- Nursing Staff
- Support Workers
- Youth Workers
Some jobs may require specific checks or registrations (e.g., Working With Children Check, NDIS Worker Screening), but many provide full training for the right person.
Types of work available
You’ll find a variety of roles to suit your schedule and career goals:
From frontline care to behind-the-scenes coordination, there’s something for everyone — whether you're a qualified professional or just starting out.
Community and social services jobs available by town
You’ll find community and social services jobs across Gippsland, including:
These towns are home to aged care homes, disability service providers, mental health organisations, and local support agencies — all playing a vital role in community wellbeing.