Position Summary The Community Engagement Planner provides leadership in developing accessible, meaningful, and person-centred opportunities for Individuals Accessing Services (IAS) to participate in community life through development and maintenance of primary schedules including events, group while remaining flexible for IAS and worker needs.

If you are looking for a quiet, predictable role where community engagement means simply choosing from a list of activities, this won’t be the right fit. If you thrive on discovering current opportunities, building community connections, finding creative ways around barriers, and helping people participate in community life in ways that are meaningful to them, keep reading.

Responsibilities - Lead person-centred community engagement planning

- Explore ways to reduce barriers to community participation
- Develop community resources and partnerships
- Connect community engagement to individualized service planning
- Support workers to facilitate meaningful community participation
- Support quality, safety, and continuity of services for assigned Individuals Accessing Service (IAS)
- Manage workers assigned to the position’s caseload Qualifications/Experience

We are not looking for potential – we are looking for capability.

- Two-year diploma in Human Services, Disability Studies, Community Rehabilitation, Community Development, Recreation, Social Work, Education, or a related field; a related degree is preferred.
- Equivalent combinations of relevant education and experience may be considered.
- Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in disability services, community development, recreation, community inclusion, program coordination, partnership development, or a related human services field.
- Demonstrated experience connecting individuals with community resources, activities, services, employment, volunteer opportunities, or other meaningful community opportunities.




- Demonstrated knowledge of accessibility and barriers affecting community participation for individuals with developmental disabilities.
- Experience developing community partnerships and maintaining professional stakeholder relationships.
- Demonstrated leadership, coaching, mentoring, or team-development experience; formal supervisory experience is an asset.
- Experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities is strongly preferred.
- Knowledge of Alberta disability and community service systems is an asset.
- Must maintain required Vantage mandatory training.
- Must have a clear Vulnerable Sector Check.
- Proficient with Microsoft 365 and electronic documentation or data-management systems, or able to learn these systems effectively.
- Eligible to work in Canada Working Conditions - Full-time position of 37.5 hours per week.
- Hybrid work may be available following completion of the probationary period and based on organizational and service requirements.
- Flexibility in schedule and working hours is required to support community activities, meetings, events, and individual needs that may occur outside regular office hours.
- Participation in the organizational on-call rotation is required.
- Regular work occurs in community settings throughout Calgary and surrounding areas.
- Must have access to a reliable vehicle for work purposes and maintain required automobile insurance with a minimum of $2 million liability coverage.
- Must possess a valid Alberta Class 5 driver’s licence and provide an acceptable driver’s abstract. Join our dedicated and supportive team at Vantage, where you can make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities while enjoying a vibrant and fun work environment. In addition to a competitive salary, you’ll have the opportunity to grow professionally and contribute to our mission of promoting independence and delivering joy-filled opportunities.

Please note that due to the high number of applications received, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted

📌 Community Engagement Planner Vantage Enterprises, Ltd. (Calgary)
🏢 Alberta Disability Workers Association
📍 Calgary