Fort St. John Association for Community Living - 2 emplois
Fort Saint John, BC
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25,95 $ / heure
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Number of Positions: 2
Location: Fort St. John, BC
Term: Temporary (Canada Summer Jobs 2026)
Location: Fort St. John, BC
Term: Temporary (Canada Summer Jobs 2026)
Start Date: June 1, 2026
Duration: 8 weeks
Hours: 35 hours per week
Wage: $25.95/hour
We are seeking two Summer Student Mental Health Support Workers to join our team through the Canada Summer Jobs program. This role provides person-centered support to individuals in their homes and community, promoting independence, inclusion, and skill development
Successful candidates will work in a person-centered environment, promoting independence, inclusion, and quality of life while gaining valuable experience in community living and support services.
Key Responsibilities- Support individuals in their homes and within the community to increase independence and promote inclusion
- Assist with the development of life skills, including grocery shopping, meal planning, budgeting, communication, transportation use, and accessing community services
- Support individuals in setting and achieving goals outlined in their Person-Centered Plans
- Encourage self-determination, self-advocacy, and personal growth to enhance quality of life
- Recognize and respond appropriately to emergency or crisis situations (e.g., medical concerns, unsafe environments, emotional distress) in accordance with established protocols
- Accompany and/or transport individuals to appointments, including medical and therapeutic services, while following health care plans
- Facilitate participation in community programs, social activities, and out-of-town opportunities
- Encourage the development of meaningful relationships with peers, community members, and support networks
- Provide trauma-informed, person-centered support to individuals with complex needs, including mental health challenges, substance use, or high-risk behaviours
- Assist individuals in exploring personal interests and participating in recreational, cultural, or spiritual activities that foster belonging
- Connect individuals with community resources such as housing supports, employment services, training programs, and advocacy organizations
- Communicate effectively with team members, professionals, and family members as directed
- Maintain accurate, factual, and professional documentation, including daily notes and incident reports, in accordance with confidentiality standards
- Support daily living activities such as cleaning, cooking, laundry, errands, pet care, and appointment organization
- Assist with personal care needs where required, including hygiene, dressing, mobility support, and medication reminders
- Administer medications and perform delegated medical tasks (e.g., gastrostomy care, glucose monitoring) in accordance with organizational policies
- Promote safety and well-being in all environments, including during community outings and transportation
- Follow all health and safety procedures, including emergency and incident response protocols
- Work collaboratively with staff and supervisors to ensure continuity of care and effective service delivery
To be eligible under the Canada Summer Jobs program, applicants must:
- Be between 19 and 30 years of age at the start of employment (students must be 19 due to internal funding policies)
- Be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or person with refugee protection status
- Be legally entitled to work in Canada
Qualifications:
- Interest in community support, social services, or health care
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
- Valid Class 5 driver's license and reliable vehicle
Through this role, participants will gain:
- Hands-on experience in community living and support services
- Communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills
- Problem-solving and crisis response skills
- Time management and organizational abilities
- Experience working with person-centered planning approaches
- Exposure to health and safety practices in care environments
Participants will receive structured onboarding, ongoing supervision, and regular feedback from experienced staff to support their professional development throughout the placement.
Working Conditions- Work takes place in clients' homes and community settings
- Requires flexibility, professionalism, and adherence to safety protocols
We encourage applications from all qualified candidates, including Indigenous youth, racialized youth, persons with disabilities, and newcomers to Canada.
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The position runs for 8 weeks starting June 1, 2026, with 35 hours per week.
The wage is $25.95 per hour.
This role is based in Fort St. John, BC, and work takes place in clients' homes and community settings.
Applicants must be between 19 and 30 years old at the start of employment, be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or person with refugee protection status, and be legally entitled to work in Canada.
The role requires interest in community support, strong communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to work independently and as part of a team.
You will provide person-centered support to individuals in homes and the community, assist with life skills, support goal achievement in Person-Centered Plans, accompany to appointments, and connect clients with community resources, among other duties.
Participants receive structured onboarding, ongoing supervision, and regular feedback from experienced staff to support professional development.
