NDIS Art Mentor Roles | Leah Justyce Art Gallery

🎨 Join the Leah Justyce Art Mentoring Team

Leah Justyce Art Gallery is on a mission to make creativity accessible for all. We are looking for passionate artists and creative professionals to mentor NDIS participants through our online art programs.

If you are ready to share your skills, inspire others, and be part of an inclusive creative community, this is your opportunity.

🌈 Who Can Apply

We welcome:

Professional artists with formal training or extensive experience
Creatives skilled in digital art, painting, drawing, photography, textile work, or other visual arts
Artists with disabilities or neurodivergence (your experience is highly valued)
Anyone passionate about supporting NDIS participants in building skills, independence, and confidence through art

No prior mentoring experience is required — we provide structured programs, guides, and ongoing support.

💼 Mentor Role Overview

As a mentor, your main responsibilities include:

Delivering pre-designed 6-week programs to NDIS participants
Guiding participants through creative exercises, providing encouragement and support
Helping participants achieve NDIS-aligned goals, such as:
- Building daily living skills through creativity
- Developing confidence and self-expression
- Improving communication and social participation
Recording attendance and feedback for reporting purposes
Adapting sessions to meet participant needs while following the program structure

Mentors do not need to design programs from scratch — our team provides structured outlines, materials lists, and session plans.

📋 How to Apply

Step 1: Submit your application
Send an email to leahjustyceartgallery@gmail.com with:

Your CV or resume
A short introduction (who you are, your art background, why you want to mentor)
Portfolio examples of your work

Step 2: Interview & Program Match

If shortlisted, you’ll be invited to a virtual interview
We’ll discuss which programs align with your skills and interests

Step 3: Onboarding & Compliance Checks

Once selected, mentors must complete required checks before delivering programs

✅ Required Certificates & Checks

To comply with NDIS regulations and ensure participant safety, all mentors must provide:

NDIS Worker Screening Check (required for all support workers/mentors)
Working With Children Check (WWCC) if working with participants under 18
Proof of identity (standard for NDIS compliance)
First Aid Certificate (recommended but optional depending on program type)

Support: We can guide you through the NDIS Worker Screening process, including information on costs and application steps.

🎯 What We Provide

As part of our mentor team, you will receive:

Structured 6-week program plans with detailed session guides
Materials lists for participants (we supply art materials if required)
Technical support for online session delivery
Mentor support for questions and troubleshooting
Opportunities to build your professional mentoring experience

⏱ Commitment & Schedule

Programs are 6 weeks long, with 1-hour sessions once per week
Mentors can choose programs that match their expertise and availability
Flexible scheduling for online delivery

💬 Expectations

Deliver sessions professionally and on time
Encourage participant engagement and skill development
Follow program structure while adapting for individual participant needs
Maintain respectful, inclusive, and supportive communication at all times

📩 Ready to Apply?

If you’re ready to share your art skills, inspire creativity, and help participants reach their goals, we want to hear from you!

Send your application to:
📧leahjustyceartgallery@gmail.com

We’ll review applications promptly and guide you through the next steps.

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