Disability Support Workers help clients achieve independence by assisting with daily activities, mobility, communication, and community engagement. They implement individualized support plans, collaborate with families and allied health professionals, and promote accessibility and inclusion. The role requires patience, empathy, communication skills, and the ability to adapt support strategies to diverse needs. Globally, disability support workers are essential in residential care, community support programs, inclusive education, and home-based services. They also contribute to rights-based inclusion frameworks aligned with the UNCRPD. Accurate documentation, safety awareness, and cultural competence ensure quality and ethical care delivery.