The Caregiver is responsible for providing physical care and emotional support to clients unable to care for themselves due to various reasons. Responsibilities include home assistance, personal services, companionship, and ensuring clients' dignity and well-being.

The Community Support Facilitator supervises Community Living Instructors to support individuals with developmental disabilities in their daily living activities. Responsibilities include managing staff, coordinating services, ensuring compliance with individual care plans, and advocating for client needs. This role requires effective communication and relational skills to foster positive community interactions and ensure quality care.

The Community Support Facilitator will provide support to individuals with disabilities, assist in their service coordination, and manage direct support services for individuals facing behavioral challenges and other complexities. The role includes supervision and collaboration with various stakeholders in the field of developmental disabilities.

The ILS position involves providing support to adults with disabilities and mental illness by assisting them with appointments, grocery shopping, cleaning, and engaging in daily activities. This part-time role requires excellent interpersonal skills and flexibility.

Community Living Instructors provide support and instruction to adults with disabilities, helping them maintain independence and safety in the community. Responsibilities include caregiving, skill training, and participation in mandatory training if no prior experience is showcased.

As a Community Support Facilitator, you will supervise Community Living Instructors, coordinate support for adults with developmental disabilities, and ensure adherence to individual goals and standards. This role includes managing staff, overseeing service delivery, advocating for clients, and maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements.

The Community Support Facilitator will provide support for individuals with disabilities, coordinate services, and work with people facing behavior challenges, as well as those with medical and psychiatric needs. Supervisory responsibilities may also be included.