Connective is a dynamic non-profit organization that provides innovative programming in the social services sector. We strive to create safe, healthy, and inclusive communities for all. This role will contribute to the establishment and operation of a Fraser Health-funded Assisted Living program for individuals who are living with an acquired brain injury and require support to live more independently in the community. The Enhanced Acquired Brain Injury Support Worker will build relationships and assist residents to transition into and live successfully in the residence, ensuring service users physical, emotional, social, educational, and medical needs are met. This role provides enhanced support to individuals to enhance their quality of life, prepare for community re-integration, and to maintain the goals of their rehabilitative plans. Mornings (08:00 – 16:00) Evenings (16:00 – 00:00) Overnights (00:00 – 08:00) Casual employees must be available for at least 21 shifts per month in which seven are overnight shifts. If you are working full-time, or if you are a full-time student, we ask you for 15 shifts of availability per month in which five are overnight shifts (this is subject to employer or enrollment proof). T hese positions require the ability to work flexible schedule during the daytime, evenings, and weekends based on operational needs. Participates as a member of the Connective services team to ensure quality and continuity of services to service users Under the general guidance of the Program Manager assumes a primary or key worker role with assigned service user(s) through providing supervision of service user(s), recreational activities, supporting in community. Keyworkers are expected to complete needs assessment, service plans, quarterly progress reports,



and any other reports required to support their key service user(s) Is aware of and works to implement the person-centred services plan established for each service user, including behaviour support plans developed in collaboration with Fraser Health Ensures communication occurs between the various program partners including Fraser Health staff and other multi-disciplinary team members alongside the Program Manager Provides emotional support to the service user by listening and potentially interpreting service user’s behavior to define an issue and apply appropriate support or intervention Assists service users with life skills, including establishing identification and bank accounts, schedule reminders, meal planning and food preparation, household management/cleaning, budget planning, money management and ensuring taxes are completed annually Assists the Program Manager and/or care team in the identification of potential problems and reports any difficulties Support service users with self management of physical and emotional health, including: teaching individuals about health conditions and helping them work towards self management of their personal health conditions; helping service users to enhance communication and interpersonal skills (e.g.: managing stress, anger and conflicts; providing personal wellness skills training and support, with the support of health care professionals (e.g. diet/weight management, exercise,



medication management, smoking cessation supports, strategies for relapse prevention). facilitating access by booking and/or attending appointments to relevant community-based health resources including: general medical/dental care, nursing, pharmacy, substance use support, counselling, mental health services and other rehabilitation services; facilitating access to sexual health resources. Assists clients with personal care, including but not limited to hygiene, dressing, and grooming, as well as basic health-related tasks, such as assisting with dressing changes Acts as an on-site advocate for each service user as they navigate their treatment and care options. This includes communicating with health care providers on behalf of the service user, keeping notes of medical visits and providing interpretation of specific conditions, and supporting with completing forms, applications and paperwork as needed Participates in social, recreational, employment, educational, and other programs as appropriate to assist the service user’s case/care plan Provides emotional support and feedback to service users and their families Dispense medication and supports medication management as needed Provides transportation and assists service users to attend appointments With other members of the care team, plans, develops, and delivers in-house programs to address the needs of the service users designated under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act. This may include cooking, exercise groups, gardening, social groups, psychoeducational groups, music therapy, and/or art therapy. Participates in ensuring the work environment is positive by implementing all aspects of the Employers policies inc

📌 Care Support Assistant (Vancouver)
🏢 Connective
📍 Vancouver