Support adults with developmental disabilities in Fort St. John through life skills, community participation, and individualized one-to-one assistance. Shift work is required.

The Community Connections Inclusion program serves adults aged nineteen to eighty with tailored supports. As an Inclusion Support Worker, you will support communication, social skills, physical development, health, employment, and independent living. Work occurs in homes, communities, and group settings.

Key Responsibilities:

- Support adults with life skills at home and in community settings
- Organize and lead in-house games, karaoke, and life skills activities
- Teach reading, writing, math, money management, and healthy relationships
- Lead cooking, cleaning, hygiene, science, aquaponics, drama, and art activities




- Organize community activities including movies, concerts, libraries, and exercise

Requirements:

- Understand developmental disabilities, mental health, and health services
- Commit to anti-racism, anti-oppression, equity, and inclusion
- Demonstrate problem-solving, flexibility, creativity, and compassion
- Work independently and collaboratively while providing respectful, secure support
- Hold a Class 5 Canadian driver's licence and reliable vehicle

Bring compassionate life skills support, creative activity leadership, and community inclusion experience to FSJACL in Fort St. John.

📌 Inclusion Support Worker Fort St. John
🏢 Fort St. John Association for Community Living
📍 Fort St. John