Community Support Worker in Vancouver (British Columbia)

Community Support Worker in Vancouver (British Columbia)

11 Aug
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Developmental Disabilities Association
|
British Columbia

11 Aug

Developmental Disabilities Association

British Columbia

Make a difference as a Community Support Worker at DDA in Vancouver. Assist adults of all abilities in achieving their personal goals through engaging community programs.

In this permanent full time role, you will provide essential support for individuals with developmental disabilities. You’ll implement goal plans, lead person-centered programs, and contribute to daily living activities to ensure participants thrive. Collaboration with team members is key to delivering meaningful experiences that empower each participant's independence.

Key Responsibilities:
• Foster a welcoming and inclusive program environment
• Support daily living activities alongside participants
• Implement and monitor individualized goal plans




• Lead engaging programs tailored to diverse abilities
• Provide outreach services through community activities

Requirements:
• Degree or diploma in Social Services or related field
• 1-2 years experience with developmental disabilities
• Skills in client-centered program development
• Valid First Aid/CPR and driver’s license
• Criminal and medical record clearances

Enable individuals to build vital life skills while enjoying rewarding community engagement in this impactful role.
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📌 Community Support Worker in Vancouver (British Columbia)
🏢 Developmental Disabilities Association
📍 British Columbia

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