Community Support Worker

Why choose just one reason when a job can offer it all—flexibility, purpose, and fun? At DDA, your work truly makes a difference. DDA’s Day Programs deliver engaging, supportive, and meaningful experiences for adults of all ages and abilities. Our inclusive, community-based programs empower participants to pursue their personal goals by building independence, forming genuine connections, and enhancing quality of life through hands‑on social, recreational, and vocational activities.

Community Support Workers (CSWs) play an essential role in helping participants build vital life skills—social, emotional, physical, vocational, recreational, and daily living—while supporting them to thrive through meaningful onsite and community-based opportunities.

COMMUNITY SUPPORT WORKER | #2216

Vocational & Community Services

Vancouver, BC

August 24, 2026

Permanent Full Time

Monday to Friday 07:30-15:00 // 37.5 hours per week

$26.83 - $29.76 as per the collective agreement

(2024 rates, implementation of new collective agreement in process, and new wage rates $28.46 to $31.57 will be implemented once funding is received)

• Contribute to a welcoming, inclusive, and engaging program environment
• Work alongside team members to support participants with activities of daily living
• Participate in the implementation and monitoring of individualized goal plans
• Lead engaging, person-centered programs tailored to diverse abilities
• Provide services through on-site, community and outreach-based activities

• An extensive employer-paid benefits package that includes healthcare and dental
• Employee and Family Assistance Program
• Municipal Pension Plan
• Comprehensive on-the-job training
• Opportunities for professional development
• Active engagement within the community
• A respectful and inclusive work environment

• Degree or Diploma in areas directly related to Social Services, Human Services, Therapeutic Recreation or Education.
• 1‑2 years of experience working with people with developmental disabilities in vocational & community settings.
• Experienced in developing and facilitating engaging, client-centered programs and activities
• Background in using positive communication and positive behaviour supports is preferred
• Criminal Record Clearance
• Medical Clearance
• Driver’s Abstract showing a good driving record
• Class 5 Driver’s License and use of a vehicle
• Willing to obtain an Unrestricted Class 4 Driver's License during probationary period
• Valid First Aid/CPR
• Non‑violent Crisis Intervention Certification
• Demonstrated competency in English written and verbal communication
• Basic computer literacy
• Eligible to work in Canada
• Requires physical strength, good balance, mobility and endurance for recreational activities
• Must be able to safely support swim/water activities in community pools – includes entry into chlorinated water
• Position involves assisting clients with personal care needs

Training is provided for
:
Non‑violent Crisis Intervention Certification & Client personal care

* This position requires Union membership.

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We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short‑listed candidates will be contacted for an interview.