Our Vision: A society that includes all people
Burnaby, British Columbia
The Burnaby Association for Community Inclusion (BACI) is a place where children and adults of all abilities are supported to reach for their dreams and make decisions about their lives -- where they want to live, work, learn and grow. Who their friends are. What they believe in. Read more about what we offer at http://gobaci.com BACI was created in 1956, when parents of children with disabilities in Burnaby gathered to advocate for the rights of their sons and daughters. We have grown into a non-profit organization that provides innovative services to over 1,000 children, youth and adults with developmental disabilities and their families in Metro Vancouver. At BACI, we provide a wide range of training, development, social and recreational opportunities. Through our BEST employment services and collaborations with local businesses, civic employment initiatives and the Burnaby Board of Trade, we support the economic inclusion of people with disabilities. With our 4 integrated child care centres and Infant Development Program, we support over 400 children of all abilities in Burnaby to learn and play together, and develop to their full potential. Our Youth Program partners with Burnaby community centres and libraries to promote inclusion – finding and creating opportunities for people of all abilities to meet new people, connect, and be more active in their community. BACI continues to seek out opportunities to increase social awareness and effect change in the way individuals of all abilities are included in our society.
On-site · Burnaby
Develop and implement play-based learning activities such as storytelling and singing for children aged 0-5. Contribute to curriculum improvement through direct observation and maintain positive communication with families.
On-site · Burnaby
The Community Support Worker assists individuals with developmental disabilities in engaging with their community and pursuing personal goals. This role involves providing one-to-one support to enhance independence, safety, and overall quality of life while working as part of a team.
On-site · Burnaby
The Community Support Worker provides one-to-one support to individuals with developmental disabilities to help them engage in community activities and achieve personal goals. Responsibilities include assisting with personal care, safe transfers, and ensuring the health, safety, and social connection of the individuals served.
On-site · Burnaby
The Outreach Counselor provides assessment, planning, and implementation of support services to help individuals achieve personalized goals for independent living. They work closely with families, Community Living British Columbia (CLBC), and support networks to ensure the delivery of quality, person-centered care.
On-site · Burnaby
The Community Support Worker assists individuals with developmental disabilities in pursuing community-based activities and achieving personal goals. They provide one-to-one or small group support while ensuring the health, safety, and social inclusion of the individuals served.
On-site · Burnaby
The Residence Worker supports individuals in a shared-living home to lead healthy, safe, and balanced lives while fostering community belonging. Responsibilities include ensuring residents are connected to their support networks, promoting meaningful choices, and maintaining a safe home environment.
On-site · Burnaby
The educator will plan and organize activities to stimulate the intellectual, physical, and emotional growth of school-aged children. They will also provide enhanced support for children with additional funding requirements within an inclusive environment.
On-site · Burnaby
The Children's Supervisor ensures the well-being of all children and manages the educational program delivery while providing direct care. They also oversee staff supervision and maintain compliance with licensing requirements.
