Community Resource Worker 1
About the role
Community Resource Worker 1 (CRW1)
Permanent Part-time position, 30 hours per week
Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Ability Resource Association is recruiting a Community Resource Worker 1 to support adults with developmental disabilities in Community Access assigned to the Pathfinders Team. In this position, you will: act as an advocate for individuals; role model appropriate behaviours; respect the rights of individuals; promote community inclusion; promote participation in activities that support individual interests; provide personal care supports as needed; and assist in skill development activities. This position requires excellent interpersonal skills, enthusiasm, resourcefulness, and a firm belief that by focusing on abilities and opportunities, we can support people in their individual goals.
As CRW1, your main responsibilities will include:
- Direct provision of services
- Participating in the implementation of Individual Support Plans
- Communicating effectively with individuals, families, guardians, internal/external agency staff
- Documenting information as required
- Acting as a role model
- Participating in training, team development sessions, professional development activities
- Adhering to all policies and procedures and support the organization’s Health and Safety Program
- Providing personal care and behavioral support as needed
As CRWI, you must have:
- Excellent time management and organizational skills
- Skills in interpersonal communication and teamwork
- Professional conduct and attitude
- The ability to participate in a high level of daily physical activity
Qualifications Include:
- Experience in the Community Disability Services field
- Minimum high school completion, preference for Community Disability Services Diploma or related diploma or degree
- Proof of Valid Driver’s License, $2-milliion Liability Insurance, Driver’s abstract, Safe vehicle
- Current Police Information Check, including the Vulnerable Sector
Please submit your resume to:
Servicesjobs@abilityresource.ca
Application Deadline: July 4, 2025
Job Types: Part-time, Fixed term contract
Expected hours: 30 per week
Schedule:
- Monday to Friday
Application question(s):
- Do you live in Canada?
Work Location: In person
About Ability Resource Association
Founded in 1953, Ability Resource Association is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to providing opportunities and supports for people with disabilities.
Ability Resource Centre is a place for individuals to build friendships, learn, be productive, explore interests and talents, develop skills and gain confidence. We support individuals to participate in general community recreational, social, educational, arts and culture activities. Ability Resource Centre is a division of the Ability Resource Association.
The Association operates two bottle depots in Lethbridge that provide work experience and employment opportunities. One depot is located at Ability Resource Centre, 1610 29 Street North, and another depot located at 2915 32 Street South.
The Association also operates Ability Employment, located at 416 8 Street South. Ability Employment offers pre-employment and employment services to adult Albertans with disabilities or chronic mental health conditions that may be preventing them from finding and maintaining successful employment in Lethbridge and the surrounding area.
Community Resource Worker 1
About the role
Community Resource Worker 1 (CRW1)
Permanent Part-time position, 30 hours per week
Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Ability Resource Association is recruiting a Community Resource Worker 1 to support adults with developmental disabilities in Community Access assigned to the Pathfinders Team. In this position, you will: act as an advocate for individuals; role model appropriate behaviours; respect the rights of individuals; promote community inclusion; promote participation in activities that support individual interests; provide personal care supports as needed; and assist in skill development activities. This position requires excellent interpersonal skills, enthusiasm, resourcefulness, and a firm belief that by focusing on abilities and opportunities, we can support people in their individual goals.
As CRW1, your main responsibilities will include:
- Direct provision of services
- Participating in the implementation of Individual Support Plans
- Communicating effectively with individuals, families, guardians, internal/external agency staff
- Documenting information as required
- Acting as a role model
- Participating in training, team development sessions, professional development activities
- Adhering to all policies and procedures and support the organization’s Health and Safety Program
- Providing personal care and behavioral support as needed
As CRWI, you must have:
- Excellent time management and organizational skills
- Skills in interpersonal communication and teamwork
- Professional conduct and attitude
- The ability to participate in a high level of daily physical activity
Qualifications Include:
- Experience in the Community Disability Services field
- Minimum high school completion, preference for Community Disability Services Diploma or related diploma or degree
- Proof of Valid Driver’s License, $2-milliion Liability Insurance, Driver’s abstract, Safe vehicle
- Current Police Information Check, including the Vulnerable Sector
Please submit your resume to:
Servicesjobs@abilityresource.ca
Application Deadline: July 4, 2025
Job Types: Part-time, Fixed term contract
Expected hours: 30 per week
Schedule:
- Monday to Friday
Application question(s):
- Do you live in Canada?
Work Location: In person
About Ability Resource Association
Founded in 1953, Ability Resource Association is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to providing opportunities and supports for people with disabilities.
Ability Resource Centre is a place for individuals to build friendships, learn, be productive, explore interests and talents, develop skills and gain confidence. We support individuals to participate in general community recreational, social, educational, arts and culture activities. Ability Resource Centre is a division of the Ability Resource Association.
The Association operates two bottle depots in Lethbridge that provide work experience and employment opportunities. One depot is located at Ability Resource Centre, 1610 29 Street North, and another depot located at 2915 32 Street South.
The Association also operates Ability Employment, located at 416 8 Street South. Ability Employment offers pre-employment and employment services to adult Albertans with disabilities or chronic mental health conditions that may be preventing them from finding and maintaining successful employment in Lethbridge and the surrounding area.