Job Openings

What you’ll do • Set personalised rehabilitation goals with each client • Support clients in re-learning everyday routines and skills • Coordinate with healthcare providers, therapists and families • Track progress and keep clear, accurate records • Encourage safe, confident and independent living What we’re looking for • Degree or certification in rehabilitation, occupational therapy assistance or a related field • Experience supporting people with mental or physical disabilities • A positive, encouraging and patient approach • Ability to pass a background check

What you’ll do • Assess behaviour and write individual behaviour support plans • Provide counselling and guidance to clients and their families • Train and coach direct support staff to carry out plans consistently • Monitor progress, collect data and adjust plans as needed • Collaborate with clinicians, case managers and other professionals What we’re looking for • Bachelor’s degree in psychology, social work or a related field (Master’s preferred) • Experience supporting people with intellectual or developmental disabilities • Strong communication and documentation skills • Ability to pass a background check

What you’ll do • Assist individuals with daily living activities and personal care • Support community outings, appointments and social activities • Teach life skills that build independence and confidence • Give medication reminders and keep accurate daily notes • Work closely with families and the wider care team What we’re looking for • High school diploma or GED • Valid DSP certification, or willingness to obtain it • CPR and First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain) • Patience, compassion and reliability • Ability to pass a background check Flexible full-time and part-time shifts available, including evenings and weekends.