Turn your passion for sports, mentorship, and helping others into a rewarding career.

Are you someone who enjoys staying active, trying new activities, and encouraging others to discover what they are capable of? Do you have a natural ability to connect with people and a genuine interest in making a difference?

We are looking for a motivated and personable individual to work with a young adult male with autism. To take an active role in someone's everyday experiences, helping them explore their interests, develop new abilities, & give them a high quality of life.

A Day in This Position

You will help create opportunities for meaningful engagement while providing encouragement, guidance, and individualized support.

Depending on the day, this could involve:

- At home activities, recreational programs, and going out into the community
- Participating in local sports leagues and social groups.
- Exploring volunteer placements and supported work opportunities.
- Accompanying him to scheduled appointments and activities.
- Encouraging practical skills, continued education, and greater independence.
- Introducing new experiences and helping develop existing interests.

We are hoping to find someone who is comfortable getting involved, whether that means shooting hoops, going for a run, trying a creative project, or exploring a new community activity.

Who You Will Be Supporting

The individual enjoys having an active and varied schedule. Some of his interests include:

- Basketball, football, soccer, and tennis.
- Running and outdoor recreation.
- Swimming.
- Preparing meals, cooking, and baking.
- Creative projects, arts and crafts.
- Photography.




- Academic activities focused on everyday knowledge, independence, and life skills.

A Career with Training & Professional Guidance

You will become part of an established, family-oriented team of professionals who share a commitment to providing the highest possible quality of life for the individual. His support program is individualized, structured, and goal-driven, with a focus on development and achievement across multiple areas.

What Makes This Opportunity Worthwhile?

Along with the opportunity to build a meaningful career, we offer:

- Extensive practical training and onboarding.
- Ongoing mentorship and professional development.
- Access to experienced support professionals and BCBAs.

What We Are Looking For

Applicants should have:

- At least one year of experience supporting youth or adults with autism and/or developmental disabilities.

Experience can come from either a professional working environment or personal experience supporting someone with developmental disabilities.

We welcome individuals with experience in coaching, athletics, education, recreation, or other helping professions. An understanding of developmental differences and the ability to adapt to varying support needs are important.

Above all,



we are looking for someone who is:

- Dependable, patient, and compassionate.
- Energetic and enthusiastic about participating in activities.
- Creative and able to introduce new ideas.
- Comfortable taking initiative while working within an established support program.
- Interested in building a long-term career in the helping profession.

Required:

- Valid Class 5 British Columbia Driver's Licence.

Preferred:

- Standard First Aid and CPR C certification.
- Ministry of Justice CRRP (Criminal Record) clearance.

A detailed background security screening and police record check will be completed before an employment offer is made.

Work Schedule

We are ideally looking for someone interested in a full-time position, although part-time arrangements may be considered for the right applicant.

Availability during evenings and weekends is essential.

The right person will see this as more than just a job. It is an prospect to become a positive influence, encourage personal growth, and be part of a professional team dedicated to helping someone live a full, active, and rewarding life.

If this sounds like the kind of work you would find meaningful, we encourage you to apply.

Pay: $40.00 per hour

Expected hours: 30.0 – 40.0 per week

Benefits:

- Casual dress
- Dental care
- On-site parking
- Paid time off
- Vision care

Application question(s):

- How long can you see yourself in this role for?

Experience:

- Neurodiverse Support : 1 year (preferred)

Licence/Certification:

- BC Class 5 Driver's License (preferred)

Work Location: In person

📌 Active Lifestyle Autism Support Worker (Greater Vancouver A)
🏢 Recognized
📍 Greater Vancouver A