We share a vision of inclusive communities where every person thrives at all stages of life.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Our mission is to lead in the design and delivery of community-based services for persons with disabilities.
Hybrid · Vancouver
The Human Resources Manager provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for all HR and labour relations functions within a multi-union environment. This role is responsible for developing HR policies, managing talent acquisition, overseeing disability management, and serving as a key advisor to executive leadership.
Hybrid · Vancouver
Provide specialized occupational therapy services to students in rural and remote school districts through a mix of in-person travel and virtual consultation. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, families, and school personnel to implement therapeutic programs and support student participation.
On-site · Vancouver
The Occupational Therapist will collaborate with SET-BC staff and school teams to identify and implement assistive technology solutions for students with physical access challenges. They will also contribute to provincial training resources and deliver workshops to build capacity for school district staff and therapists.
On-site · Vancouver
The social worker will provide evidence-based, family-centered clinical support to children and families, including service planning, coordination, and community resource navigation. They will also collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and maintain accurate client records in accordance with regulatory standards.
Hybrid · Vancouver
The physiotherapist will assess motor abilities and implement therapeutic programs for children within their natural environments, including homes, clinics, and community settings. They will collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and families to optimize child participation using evidence-based and family-centered practices.
On-site · Vancouver
The Coordinator creates individualized service plans for children and youth with acquired brain injuries and monitors their transition from in-patient care to home and community. They provide counseling, education, and advocacy to families while coordinating therapy services across the province.
