Description: Adult Support Workers at BACI support people to lead a good life. This role works with people to explore dreams and passions providing opportunities for people to develop relationships, find places of belonging in community, have a home they view as a haven and support people to work towards a balanced life which is healthy and safe.
- First Aid will be provided by BACI.
- Have access to BACI Wellness Program – staff gatherings, birthday off, massage program, staff appreciation.
- Are eligible for a defined pension plan and receive benefits after 3 months.
- Work in a supportive team setting where people share the values of inclusion and believe in the inherent value of all people.
- Have a meaningful impact on the life of vulnerable people every day.
- Access opportunities for growth and professional development.
- Work in a unionized setting.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Support people in a shared-living home to have positive control of their home and to be active members of their community
- Ensuring that individuals are connected to friends and family.
- Providing individuals with the opportunity to make meaningful choices
- Encouraging and recognizing individuals' contributions
- Ensuring that individuals are safe and to promote their health and well-being
Education & Qualifications:
- Graduation from a Community College with an appropriate diploma or certificate in Human Services OR an equivalent of education and experience.
- Current First Aid & CPR, NCI training (both provided by BACI)
- TB screening,
- Valid unrestricted BC Class 5 Drivers License required
- Experience with lifts and transfers is an asset
This position is open to all candidates and requires union membership and completion of Criminal Record Search as per the Criminal Record Review Act and up-to-date COVID-19 Vaccination.
📌 Residence Worker (Burnaby)
🏢 Burnaby Association for Community Inclusion
📍 Burnaby
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