DASCH

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Building a community of inclusion where people living with intellectual disabilities are valued and supported.

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Non-profit Organizations

201–500 people

About

DASCH is a non-profit organization established in 1974 dedicated to building and inspiring a community of inclusion where people with intellectual disabilities are valued and enabled to live to their full potential. Our mission is to provide meaningful residential, vocational and leisure programs within the community to persons with intellectual disabilities by fulfilling their individual, physical, emotional, social and educational needs. DASCH supports people from ages 8 to 74 within over 58 homes throughout Winnipeg. People can participate in personalized social, educational, vocational and recreational services that provide learning opportunities and greater independence. Since the movement from institutionalization to community living evolved, DASCH have made large strides in empowering an otherwise historically overlooked population of our society. DASCH is truly committed to enhancing and uplifting the lives of the people it supports through education, awareness, understanding and the highest degree of respect for all.

Open positions

Float Support Professional

On-site

Make a move to a career that cares Join one of the most innovative organizations in the disability services sector where you can bring joy, independence, and possibility into someone’s life—every single day. Who we are (more than just a workplace) DASCH helps people with intellectual disabilities in Winnipeg to reach their full potential. We collaborate with families and allied professionals to support youth and adults so they can live, work, play and thrive in an inclusive, accessible, and responsive environment. What you should know about us: We aim to build an inclusive community…

DASCHWorks Facilitator

On-site · Winnipeg

DASCHWorks Facilitator

On-site · Winnipeg

Facilitate participant-centred learning labs and support individualized career development plans to help adults with intellectual disabilities gain employment. Collaborate with families, job developers, and community partners to build workplace skills and foster independence.

Human Resources Generalist

On-site

The Human Resources Generalist provides hands-on support for the employee lifecycle, including recruitment, performance management, and leave administration. They are also responsible for conducting workplace investigations, ensuring policy compliance, and maintaining accurate employee records.

Program Manager

On-site · Winnipeg

The Program Manager is responsible for the overall leadership, performance, and regulatory compliance of assigned disability service locations. They act as the primary decision-maker for staffing, program quality, and financial oversight while maintaining relationships with families and external service providers.

Payroll & Accounting Clerk (Term)

On-site · Winnipeg

The Payroll & Accounting Clerk is responsible for managing payroll activities, accounts receivable, and general bookkeeping support. They also assist with month-end processes, audit preparation, and maintaining accurate financial records.

Direct Support Professional

On-site · Winnipeg

As a direct support professional, you will provide essential daily living support to individuals in community homes, including personal care, housekeeping, and meal preparation. You will also act as a role model and advocate, encouraging community engagement and maintaining accurate records of daily activities.

DASCHWorks Program Manager

On-site · Winnipeg

The Program Manager provides strategic and operational leadership for employment and career development services for adults with intellectual disabilities. This role is responsible for staff supervision, program delivery, community partnerships, and ensuring high-quality, person-centered participant outcomes.

Senior Direct Support Professional (Shift Leader)

On-site · Winnipeg

The Senior Direct Support Professional leads daily operations and coordinates staff to ensure high-quality care for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Responsibilities include providing direct personal support, managing medical needs, and ensuring accurate documentation and team guidance.