Integrated Community Support & Vocational Support Worker
Assists Persons Supported living semi independently with their physical, economic, vocational, recreational, social, emotional and daily life skills development. Assists Persons Supported to achieve the greatest degree of independence and quality of life possible. Provides vocational skills training and support to Persons Supported in a designated work setting. Participates in production to assigned job locations.
Qualifications:
- Diploma in a related human/social service field or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience
- Level 1 First Aid with CPR
- Criminal Record Check
- Reliable Vehicle
- Valid Class 5 BC Driver’s License (may be required to get Class 4 unrestricted)
Training and Experience:
- One-year recent related experience or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.
Want to learn more about working in this field?
Human Resource Manager, Lesley Campbell,
250-832-3885 Press 6
OR
Fax cover letter and resume to: 250-832-1076
Home Share Service Provider
Are you interested in the rewarding opportunity to share your home with an adult with developmental disabilities?
Home Sharing is a unique model of residential support where an individual or family welcomes a person supported by SACL into their home, creating a safe and supportive living environment. This arrangement can look different for everyone—some individuals enjoy greater independence in a private suite with support nearby, while others prefer a more integrated experience with close, day-to-day connection to their caregiver.
At the heart of Home Sharing is the importance of a strong match. When the interests, lifestyles, and personalities of both the supported individual and the Home Share Provider align, it creates meaningful relationships and positive, lasting outcomes for everyone involved.
While formal education is not required, experience in care-giving is essential. All providers must also complete clear criminal record checks, hold valid First Aid certification, and participate in a comprehensive home study process. Once approved, your home may be considered for future referrals.
We are always looking to connect with compassionate individuals and families interested in becoming Home Share Providers. Because placements are typically long-term, we prioritize thoughtful matching to ensure stability, quality support, and a fulfilling experience for all.
Please email enquiries to [email protected] or phone:
Cheryl Ludeman
250-832-3885 Press 7