Job Description

Community Specialist II - In Home (SW Edmonton)



Meet AdaptAbilities. We provide meaningful programs for children and youth with disabilities.



Why Work With Us?

A career with AdaptAbilities gives you purpose and creates meaning in your everyday life Our work will leave you with a feeling of job satisfaction and pride you won't get at other jobs It's the feeling of making a difference in the lives of children and youth with disabilities Help bridge the gap between impossible to possible Enjoy a career with AdaptAbilities as you support individuals with disabilities to grow, succeed, and belong in their community


What We Offer:


We strive to be an employer of choice by creating a positive and collaborative team environment. You can look forward to:

Meaningful Work Competitive Pay over Non-Profit Industry Standards Career path and growth opportunities Culture of Appreciation and Employee Recognition

What You Offer:

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Ideally, you have experience working with children, youth and young adults or vulnerable individuals in a health care setting. We seek employees who align with our core values, which are: open to growth, live our purpose, cultivate teamwork, demonstrate extraordinary effort and act with integrity.

The Position:

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This is a temporary, full-time position supporting an adult participant based in the southwest side of Edmonton near the Sweet Grass neighborhood and 111st. This position is from August 20 to Oct 2, 2025 with a schedule of Monday to Friday 7:30A.M. to 3 P.M. As a Community Specialists II (CS II) you would be an ally and ambassador, you will work front-line and are pivotal to the creation of a safe, caring and community-enriched life for the individuals/families who hire us. Thoughtful program planning and implementation supports participants to connect with their communities - establishing real relationships and creating meaningful days and lives. The conscientious CS II will act with integrity, be open to growth, live our purpose, cultivate teamwork, and put forth an extraordinary effort to empower people with diverse abilities and their families to grow, succeed, and belong.

Provide direct care and purposeful support in an engaging, fun and safe environment Foster genuine relationships promoting dignity, personal interests and identities Empower people to create meaningful days and achieve their goals Communicate effectively with their team members, which includes individuals, families, and co-workers Build a vision of inclusion, one person at a time Model socially appropriate behaviors and assist/ encourage participants to make and maintain appropriate community connections Support participants in all aspects of personal hygiene and personal care as required. Maintain timely, accurate and professional documents in accordance with AdaptAbilities policies and procedures Understand and comply with all emergency processes and risk management Perform other job-related activities as required

Qualifications

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Minimum education requirement of a High School Diploma and little or no work-related experience. May consider equivalent combination of education and experience Alignment with AdaptAbilities core purpose and core values Medical administration certification is required Clear Police Information Check and Intervention Record Check are required Intermediate First Aid Certification CPR Level C and AED is required upon hire Non-Violent Crisis Intervention, Abuse Prevention and Response Protocol are an asset Clean class 5 driver's license and a vehicle is considered an asset


Compensation $21.56 to $22.82/ hour depending on experience and education

Application Deadline

August 5, 2025, at 11:59 PM

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We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

AdaptAbilities is an equal opportunity employer who is committed to diversity in the workplace and welcomes applications from all qualified individuals.