Community Support Worker

Vancouver, British ColumbiaPart-timePosted Oct 18, 2026

Job description

Expected Hours of Work: Fridays between 8:00am-5:00pm Location: Vancouver (east side) Highlights: K is an active young man who enjoys a wide variety of community activities throughout the week. He is looking for support two days a week to help him enjoy his community, run small errands and maintain healthy routines. K is fortunate to have a strong support network, both through Spectrum and his family and social network.

His team is primarily composed of long-standing staff who know his needs and offer continued support to new staff looking to build a healthy working relationship with him. K uses a company vehicle to access his community.

Duties and Responsibilities

assist with personal care routines medication administration Assist with meal preparation and household cleaning provide positive support when K is anxious or gets stuck in a train of thought work collaboratively with family and team members. Reports to: Program Manager Rate of Pay: CSW: $26.00/hour to $28.25/hour Probation: 3 months Driving Requirement: Driver's license (Class 5. Preferred Training or Experience: Training provided. Some experience in the field preferred. 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) Our Employer Partner celebrates and embraces diversity as an integral part of our organization. As an equal opportunity employer, they strive to be an inclusive, equitable and accessible environment for both their employees and supported individuals alike, ensuring everyone feels valued and respected.

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