Cultural Heritage Support Workers assist communities in preserving traditional knowledge, cultural practices, artifacts, and heritage landscapes. They document cultural histories, support museum or community-led initiatives, organize heritage events, and work with elders, artists, and cultural custodians. Their work contributes to cultural continuity, identity strengthening, and intergenerational knowledge transfer. Globally, interest in heritage conservation is rising as communities respond to modernization, displacement, climate change, and cultural erosion. The role requires cultural sensitivity, communication skills, participatory methods, and respect for local traditions. Accurate documentation, community trust-building, and collaborative program support are essential for sustaining cultural heritage.