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Posting Status Open Posting Date August 13, 2026 Closing Date August 26, 2026 Location: Coquitlam Start Date Expected Hours of Work: 4 hours on Tuesday and 4 hours on Thursday. Hours to be coordinated with individual being supported. Department 112 Position Status Permanent Part-Time Highlights Meet JC, a vibrant man with a passion for all things dogs, collectibles, sports, thrifting, music, pop culture, cars, and good food. He loves to collect vinyls, scout the latest fashion deals, hit up the bowling lanes, and add unique collectibles to his collections while exploring his neighbourhood and meeting new people. JC has a great sense of humour, finding joy in laughter and sharing experiences with others. Duties And Responsibilities Your Role: – Cultivate meaningful connections Support and respect JC’s decision making and choices. Engage in day-to-day activities and routines with JC, including supporting J.C with a cleaning routine and meal-prep. – Elevate JC’s dignity and self-esteem by assisting in realizing his full potential. – Consistently implement Individual Service Plans. – Communicate respectfully and professionally with families, supports, and the public. Reports To Program Manager Rate Of Pay CSW: $24.50/hour to $26.65/hour Probation 3 months Driving Requirement Driver's license (Class 5) Preferred Qualities Preferred Training or Experience: Exudes calmness, confidence, flexibility, friendliness, and respect. Strong negotiation abilities and boundary-setting are crucial. Person-centred. Emphasizes building a trusting relationship, empowering JC in directing his support services. Human services sector experience is required. Experience in trauma-informed care and supporting marginalized populations is an asset. Training Preferences – MANDT training preferred. – Active support Specific Training Or Experience Required Supporting People who get anxious Ability to motivate, encourage and engage the interests of others. Computer proficiency (email, Word, internet usage) Service Community Inclusion

What you’ll do

Cultivate meaningful connections with the client by supporting their decision-making and engaging in daily routines like cleaning and meal prep. Implement Individual Service Plans and maintain professional communication with families and the public.

Requirements

Requires a Class 5 driver's license and experience in the human services sector. Candidates should be proficient in computers and have experience supporting individuals with anxiety.

Listed skills

• Communication · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Person-Centred Support
• Trauma-Informed Care
• Boundary Setting
• Negotiation
• Crisis Intervention
• Meal Preparation
• Community Inclusion
• Computer Proficiency
• Active Support
• Communication

Job areas

• Social Services
• Healthcare
• Customer Service & Support