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Worker Profiles
Tough, stressful , challenging, and love love working with residents
Location:
Kelowna & Okanagan (Area 7)
My work is taking care of around 20 children age 2 and half to 5 in a licensed group setting. 8 hours work a day, catering for children's physical and intellectual needs.
Location:
Vancouver and Lower Mainland (area 3)
It's a group home, and I do my best to make clients feel good about doing respite.
Location:
Vancouver and Lower Mainland (area 3)
I provide family and child specific support to children who require extra support to be included in licensed child care settings. This consists of information and loan resources to parents and child care settings, child specific training in the child care setting, and also community training.
Location:
Northwest (Area 12)
Overnight shift at a group home with developmental delayed clients. Encouraging them to sleep is challenging too.
Location:
Vancouver and Lower Mainland (area 3)
Rewarding, challenging, flexible, stressful and never the same.
Location:
Nanaimo, Northern Vancouver Island, Sunshine Coast (area 2)
To have empathy, and care for individuals with a variety of difficulties, to help them live their best life possible.
Location:
Nanaimo, Northern Vancouver Island, Sunshine Coast (area 2)
In the simplest of terms, I am a bridge. I am a stable, secure foundation that supports youth, parents and other community service providers with accessing whatever information, resources, referrals and presence they require to become better informed, connected and healthy.
Location:
West Kootenay (Area 9)
Being that person my daycare children can come to when their primary caregiver is not available. My work is rewarding, full of little moments, imagination, stress, fast paced, music and social times.
Location:
Fraser Valley (area 4)
I work with and support people who the rest of society would much rather ignore and pretend didn't exist because it makes them too uncomfortable. Because of that the people who do the work are also invisible and undervalued both financially and psychologically by society.
Location:
Victoria, Southern Vancouver Island (area 1)