Colleen and her son live in North Vancouver. Her son receives direct funding from Community Living BC and the Ministry of Health. The funding is used to support Colleen’s son to attend his day program
Rebeca is a certified Behavioral Interventionist (BI) and support worker who was looking for a job that could accommodate her busy schedule balancing work and her baby. Her baby goes to daycare on certain days,
Figuring out what to pay your staff can be challenging as there are multiple factors to consider. We have put together some questions and ideas to help you narrow down a fair pay range for
Who are the People Hiring on Support Worker Central? Support Worker Central (SWC) is a unique job board because it is designed specifically for people with disabilities and their support system (families or friends) who
Support Worker Central offers an array of “support worker” type roles. The term “support worker” is just one name for many types of jobs that are available on Support Worker Central (SWC) and is a
Having an enticing and professional profile on Support Worker Central is crucial when trying to find work. Just like any online platform, your profile helps convey who you are and provides viewers with a strong
How to Write a Detailed Job Description You’ve created a profile on Support Worker Central and now you’re ready to post a job. To help attract qualified applicants, it is important to write an appealing
What is a Support Worker? A support worker is someone who provides emotional, social, and practical support to someone living with a disability. A support worker is a team member who helps the individual live
Welcome to Support Worker Central, an employment website connecting individuals with disabilities and support workers throughout British Columbia. This is a brand-new website, so kindly ask for your patience as we populate it with people
Support Worker Central is a job board connecting people with disabilities and support staff throughout British Columbia.
Support Worker Central acknowledges that our work spans across all of the traditional, ancestral and unceded Indigenous territories in BC. Therefore, we respectfully honour all First Nations, Inuit and Métis people, as well as their ancestors, who have lived here and cared for these lands. It is with gratitude that we can live, learn and do our work in the province now known as British Columbia.
