People Supporting People
Calgary, Alberta
CASS is a Not-For-Profit Human Service Agency which was founded in 1988 in order to support people with disabilities to escape segregation and discrimination - and to live, work, play and contribute in their communities. The work of CASS is a combination of advocacy, community development and service to the people of Calgary. Our Vision Diverse and inclusive communities where all members are engaged and valued. Our Mission CASS facilitates connections and opportunities that promote personal development and inclusive communities. Our Mandate CASS is committed to building diverse and inclusive communities. CASS provides person-centered supports to youth and adults with disabilities or barriers. We support people to have greater overall well-being through housing, employment, life skills development, community involvement as well as opportunities to develop social networks and engage in valued roles in their communities. Our Values Community Development Self-determination Partnership and Collaboration Fun Authenticity Social Inclusion Resiliency Courage Continuous Learning and Development Human Rights Safety
On-site · Calgary
The Community Support Coordinator provides leadership and quality control in the design and delivery of residential services for individuals with developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include supervising frontline staff, developing individual support plans, and ensuring compliance with agency standards and funding requirements.
On-site · Calgary
The General Relief Worker supports individuals with developmental disabilities by fostering independence, empowerment, and community inclusion. This role involves providing emotional support, assisting with daily living skills, and maintaining professional boundaries while adhering to agency policies.
On-site · Calgary
The Community Support Worker assists individuals with developmental disabilities in achieving independence through skill acquisition and community inclusion. This role involves providing emotional support, managing daily living activities, and maintaining professional boundaries while adhering to individual support plans.
On-site · Calgary
The Out-of-Home Respite provider supports adults with developmental disabilities in their own home to assist with achieving goals identified in their Individual Support Plan. This role provides essential relief to primary caregivers by offering a safe, alternative living environment during weekends or vacation breaks.
On-site · Calgary
The Community Support Worker III designs and delivers person-centered services for adults with disabilities in continuing care homes. They are responsible for implementing Individual Service Plans and fostering community inclusion and independence for their clients.
