A nonprofit registered charity that designs & delivers community services tailored to individuals with diverse abilities
Burnaby, British Columbia
Strive Living Society is a registered nonprofit organization that provides community and residential services for children, youth, adults, and seniors with diverse abilities. Founded in 1988 by a Psychologist and Social Worker with the shared belief that even the most challenging individuals could live successfully in the community, Strive began as a modest group home for three young adults with developmental disabilities from the former Woodlands Hospital. Today, Strive serves individuals, not only adults with developmental disabilities, but also children, youth, and seniors with physical disabilities, acquired brain injuries, medical complications, mental health issues, autism spectrum disorders, behavioural obstacles, and/or dementia. In addition to residential resources, Strive operates drop-in centres, community-based programs, and home-based services. Strive’s service area has expanded from North Vancouver to Greater Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, as well as the Sunshine Coast. Most of our programs are fully CARF accredited. This grass roots agency now serves close to 700 individuals, with headquarters based in beautiful Burnaby, BC. http://striveliving.ca/
On-site · Powell River
Support workers assist children, youth, and adults with physical, developmental, or mental health issues to thrive in their homes and communities. They are responsible for following health care plans, documenting daily activities, and safely transporting individuals to appointments.
On-site · Coquitlam
Support individuals with diverse abilities in achieving personal goals through one-to-one assistance in their homes and the community. Facilitate rehabilitation programs, coordinate health care appointments, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure maximum independence.
On-site · Kelowna
Provide individualized, one-to-one support to adults with diverse abilities to promote independence, stability, and community inclusion. Implement person-centred plans, facilitate skill development, and maintain professional communication with families and service partners.
On-site · Coquitlam
Provide one-to-one assistance to adults with diverse abilities to help them achieve personal goals and maximize independence. Facilitate community integration, social activities, and health care appointments while working within a multi-disciplinary team.
On-site · Coquitlam
Provide one-to-one support to an adult in a hybrid supported home share program, focusing on daily routines and community inclusion. Manage high support needs, including self-injurious behaviours, while following established safety and behavioural protocols.
On-site · Vancouver
Provide direct support to children and youth with developmental disabilities and challenging behaviors in a residential setting. Implement health care plans, facilitate community integration, and maintain accurate daily documentation.
On-site · North Vancouver
Provide residential and community inclusion support to individuals with diverse abilities while following health care plans and safety protocols. Ensure the well-being of clients by assisting with daily activities, life skills, and community integration.
On-site · North Vancouver
Provide primary support to neurodiverse individuals in a residential setting by implementing behavior support plans and assisting with daily living tasks. Maintain professional documentation, model positive behavior, and facilitate community inclusion through transportation and social engagement.
On-site · Coquitlam
The support worker will provide direct care in a residential setting for individuals with developmental disabilities and complex behavioral needs. Responsibilities include implementing health care plans, managing behaviors, and facilitating community integration and life skills development.
On-site · Vancouver
Provide direct residential support to children and youth with diverse abilities, focusing on behavior management and strengthening personal bonds. Ensure the health and safety of individuals while assisting with daily activities and community integration.
On-site · North Vancouver
Provide primary, person-centered support to neurodiverse individuals within a residential setting while implementing behavior support plans. Responsibilities include documentation, medication administration, household tasks, and transporting individuals to community activities.
On-site · North Vancouver
Provide direct support to children and youth with developmental disabilities and mental health concerns in a residential setting. Implement behaviour management strategies and assist with daily living activities while ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals.
On-site · North Vancouver
The Community Support Worker provides social, recreational, and vocational support to individuals within the Footprints Day Program. Responsibilities include implementing personal care plans, facilitating skill development, and maintaining accurate daily documentation.
On-site · Surrey
The primary focus is supporting clients in the community by providing transportation, accompanying them to activities, and promoting independence. The role also involves providing direct-care support, personal care, and assistance with daily routines at the long-term care facility.
On-site · Coquitlam
Provide direct support to children and youth with developmental disabilities and challenging behaviours in a residential setting. Ensure the implementation of health care plans, safety protocols, and the teaching of life skills to foster independence.
On-site · Vernon
The Staffed Living Manager oversees the day-to-day operations of a residential home, ensuring a high standard of care and safety for clients. Responsibilities include scheduling and supervising staff, developing individual care plans, and rotating on-call duties.
On-site · Richmond
Provide residential and community support to individuals with diverse abilities to help them lead healthy and fulfilling lives. Responsibilities include following health care plans, assisting with daily activities, and ensuring the safety and integration of clients within the community.
On-site · Vernon
The support worker will provide direct care and support to adults with developmental and physical disabilities in a residential setting. Responsibilities include implementing personal protocols, managing daily routines, and assisting with community integration and life skills development.
On-site · West Kelowna
The support worker is responsible for providing personal care, implementing health care plans, and facilitating daily activities for individuals in an adult staffed living environment. They must also maintain accurate daily documentation and foster independence through meaningful routines and community integration.
On-site · North Vancouver
Provide direct support to children and youth with diverse abilities in a residential setting, focusing on behavior management and life skills. Ensure the safety and well-being of individuals while following health care plans and organizational policies.