Job opportunity
Casual Mental Health Support Worker
Connective Support Society
Support residents in Kamloops through mental health services, developmental disability support, and daily living assistance across flexible shifts. Connective’s casual workers help meet physical, emotional, social, and medical needs.
As a Residential Community Living Worker, you will provide residential and outreach services to clients experiencing mental health issues or developmental disabilities. You will support care planning, life skills development, counselling, and community participation. The position works with multidisciplinary teams, case managers, families, volunteers, and community agencies.
Key Responsibilities:
Support residents with feeding, transfers, hygiene, grooming, and toileting
Provide life skills training in meals, housekeeping, finances, and personal care
Conduct individual or group counselling using basic techniques
Monitor medication regimes and administer medications according to policy
Provide crisis intervention and connect clients with medical services
Requirements:
One year related experience supporting mental health or developmental disabilities
Diploma in a related Human or Social Service field
Criminal Records Check and Emergency First Aid certificate
Class 5 British Columbia driver’s license and reliable vehicle
Availability for required overnight, daytime, evening, and weekend shifts
Use counselling, care planning, and daily living support skills to strengthen client wellbeing as a casual Connective worker.
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Apply on source site As a Residential Community Living Worker, you will provide residential and outreach services to clients experiencing mental health issues or developmental disabilities. You will support care planning, life skills development, counselling, and community participation. The position works with multidisciplinary teams, case managers, families, volunteers, and community agencies.
Key Responsibilities:
Support residents with feeding, transfers, hygiene, grooming, and toileting
Provide life skills training in meals, housekeeping, finances, and personal care
Conduct individual or group counselling using basic techniques
Monitor medication regimes and administer medications according to policy
Provide crisis intervention and connect clients with medical services
Requirements:
One year related experience supporting mental health or developmental disabilities
Diploma in a related Human or Social Service field
Criminal Records Check and Emergency First Aid certificate
Class 5 British Columbia driver’s license and reliable vehicle
Availability for required overnight, daytime, evening, and weekend shifts
Use counselling, care planning, and daily living support skills to strengthen client wellbeing as a casual Connective worker.
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