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Natalie D is a Babysitter/In Home Carer/Nanny, with 4 years experience caring for children from 1 yr, 6 mths old to any age. Natalie D is represented by Abracadabra Childcare Services Pty Ltd child care agency.
Please note:
- Our permanent placement fees vary based on the number of days and hours you are offering each week. For a tailored quote please contact us on 1300 011 167 or email us at abra.childcare@gmail.com
- If Casual bookings are received within 48 business hours of commencement of the assignment or made after hours then the booking fee will be $50 (+GST).
- If bookings are remote then there maybe an increase in the agency booking fee, please contact the agency for details
- We offer Shared Babysitting/Nannying Services also (if the children are from one, two or three different sets of parents or if there is more than 3 children). Please contact the agency on 1300 011 167 or email us at abra.childcare@gmail.com for further details (additional fees maybe involved to comply with children to carer/nanny ratio).
Jan 2019 – Current Braeside Hospital (Palliative, Rehabilitation Unit)
Social Worker (part-time)
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Providing emotional support to patients requiring; end of life care and rehabilitation
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Providing emotional support to patient’s family members
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Conducting psychosocial assessments and creating plan to address needs identified
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Case managing diverse caseload of patients with various conditions, cultural backgrounds and socioeconomic status
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Assisting patients through discharge planning, and referring to appropriate support services in community
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Advocating for patients and liaising with services (DoH, DHS, ACAT)
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Organising events for patients, their families and the wider community
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Working within Multidisciplinary team and providing holistic support to patients
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Mar 2018– Jan 2019 NCNS Youth Hope
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Working with Children and Young People (CYP) and their families referred to the Youth Hope (YH) program by FaCS /community services
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Conducting home visits and occasionally ‘cold call’ visits to engage CYP and their families
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Completing Safety, Risk and Family Strengths and Needs assessments
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Working alongside family members, creating case plans and conducting reviews
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Referring clients to services and programs, and keeping communication open with service provider.
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Using Safety Assessments, the NSW Mandatory Reporter Guide and ‘Decision Trees’ to complete Risk of Significant harm Child Protection Reports to the NSW Helpline
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Providing consultation, advocacy and promotion regarding early intervention and CYP safety, welfare and wellbeing issues (particularly in relation to Domestic Violence/Mental Health/Drug and Alcohol Misuse).
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Keeping assessments, reports, case notes and reviews up to date
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Ensuring that all activities and expenditure remained within the budget and funding received by the program.
Jan 2015– Jan 2018 Marist 180
UAM and UHM Case worker
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Providing case work support to Unaccompanied Minors (UAMs) in Community Detention, who are overseen by Dept. of Immigration and Border Protection
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Providing case work to Unaccompanied Humanitarian Minors (UHM), who have received protection, and are under the care of an assigned Delegated Guardian.
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Supporting UAMs as they move through the refugee status determination process and linking them up with support services
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Liaising with government and non –government organisations in supporting UAMs/UHMs. These included the DIBP, STARTTS, FaCS, RACS, DoE, IHMS, Legal services and NGO’s
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Advocating on clients behalf and ensuring that case work is client centred
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Assisting UAMs/UHMs in learning life skills as well as learning about the Australian system.
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Creating safety support plans for clients to assist with managing behavioural issues
July - Oct 2014 Challenge Children’s Services
Foster Care Case worker
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Adhering to mandatory reporting and the investigation process when dealing with disclosures or allegations
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Creating case plans and case plan reviews that guide the support provided to the children and their foster carers
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Ensuring that children in OOHC maintain positive relationship with their natural parents and extended family. This included liaising with natural parents and supervising contacts
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Case managing children (0-18 years old) in Out of Home Care (OOHC), and providing them and their foster carers with support
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Feb 2012 – June 2014. Australian Health Call Group
Support Worker (part-time permanent)
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Assisting clients with tasks to help them remain independent at home
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Participating in outings, appointments or social excursions with clients
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Providing personal care, administering medication, and assisting with feeding
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Adhering to each individual’s care plan and providing input regarding ongoing client management
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Disability and aged care respite support worker for clients of all ages and a variety of disabilities
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June – Dec 2013 Victims Services, NSW Department of Attorney General and Justice (DAGJ)
Student Social Worker (full-time placement)
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Assessment, referral and counselling for trauma victims
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Providing crisis intervention for clients by employing trauma-informed practice
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Conducting research in the area of child victims of violence, and creating a published resource for workers, clients and the wider community
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Understanding of the criminal justice process and other processes relevant to victims of crime
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May – Nov 2010 Greek Welfare Centre
Student Social Worker (part-time placement)
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Coordinating activities and actively participating in dementia groups
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Facilitating and participating in GROW, a mental health support group for clients at the centre
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Organising cultural briefings for ACAT, Community Care and respite care providers
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Supervising and caring for children in after-school care and vacation care
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Administrative work – Answering phones, taking accurate messages, organising meetings and conferences
- Music - Playing Guitar
- Dance
- Reading
- Travelling
2011 – 2013 University of New South Wales
Bachelor Degree in Social Work
University transcript available on request
2010 Sydney Institute of Technology
Diploma in Community Services and Welfare
2009 Sydney Institute of Technology
Certificate 4 in Community Services and Welfare
2003 – 2008 Sydney Adventist College, Strathfield
HSC completed in 2008
Licenses and Certificates
o Australian Driver’s Licence
o Refresher First Aid Training Certificate
o Mental Health First Aid
o Working with Children’s Check
o National Police Check Certificate