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Facility Operations Worker (snow clearing), Whistler Sliding Centre
Whistler Sport Legacies
Whistler, BC
- $25 to $28.5 CAD / hour
We are currently hiring a Facility Operations Worker – Snow Clearing to help keep the Whistler Sliding Centre safe and accessible throughout the winter season. This is a hands-on,…
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Bobsleigh Track Worker, Winter, Whistler Sliding Centre
Whistler Sport Legacies
Whistler, BC
- $21 to $25 CAD / hour
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Continuing Care Assistant (CCA)
Ocean View Continuing Care Centre
Eastern Passage, NS
- $21.79 to $27.12 CAD / hour
recreation therapy, social work, spiritual care, occupational therapy,
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Laundry Worker
Ocean View Continuing Care Centre
Eastern Passage, NS
clinical dietetics, physiotherapy, recreation therapy, social work, spiritual
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Drop-In Director
Youth For Christ Portage
Portage la Prairie, MB
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North-End Director
Youth For Christ Portage
Portage la Prairie, MB
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Sports Director
Youth For Christ Portage
Portage la Prairie, MB
…building and program facilitation? The Portage Campus Life worker’s primary objective is to meet the needs of the youth in the community of Portage by helping to run relevant sports…
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Satellite Director
Youth For Christ Portage
Portage la Prairie, MB
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Health Care Assistant - SHOAL - Afternoon Shift
Beacon Community Services
Victoria, BC
- $30.7 CAD / hour
Registered with the BC Care Aide & Community Health Worker Registry.
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Indigenous elders activity worker
Fraser Health Authority
Chilliwack, BC
- $29.76 to $31.64 CAD / hour
The Indigenous Elders Activity Worker provides services to the Indigenous Elders Activity Program by implementing and participating in wellness and/or social activities. Provides…
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Animator
Résidence Prescott et Russell
Hawkesbury, ON
- $29.34 CAD / hour
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Horizon Allied Health General Application
Horizon Health Network
Saint John, NB · Fredericton, NB · Miramichi, NB · Moncton, NB
…dense forests, providing endless opportunities for outdoor recreation such as hiking, camping, fishing, skiing and…
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Preschool Educator
Vivo for Healthier Generations Society
Calgary, AB
More than a recreation centre, Vivo is a community hub where wellness, belonging, and innovation come together. Through accessible recreation, education, community partnerships, and…
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Casual Caregiver
YMCA Newfoundland and Labrador
Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL
- $16.5 CAD / hour
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Youth Worker - Central Labrador YMCA
YMCA Newfoundland and Labrador
Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL
- $18 to $20 CAD / hour
Youth Worker – Part Time, Hourly Position – Central Labrador YMCA
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School Age Child Care Substitute
YMCA Newfoundland and Labrador
St. John's, NL
…with Child and Youth with Addictions Diploma; or Therapeutic Recreation Diploma; or Community Recreation Leadership Diploma; or Primary Education…
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School Age Child Care Inclusion Worker
YMCA Newfoundland and Labrador
St. John's, NL
- $18.06 to $35.09 CAD / hour
School Age Child Care Inclusion Worker – Part Time, Contract – Avalon Peninsula
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School Age Child Care Staff
YMCA Newfoundland and Labrador
St. John's, NL
- $18.06 to $35.09 CAD / hour
…with Child and Youth with Addictions Diploma; or Therapeutic Recreation Diploma; or Community Recreation Leadership Diploma; or Primary Education…
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Occupational Therapist, Residential Care/Home Health - Fraser Canyon Hospital
Fraser Health
Hope, BC
- $45.15 to $56.17 CAD / hour
Conducts standardized individual recreation/leisure assessments of each resident and develops an appropriate care plan; reassesses as required.
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Coordinator Baby/Petit Club
Club Med
Montréal, QC
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Care Companion - Casual
Optima Living
Slave Lake, AB
In collaboration with the Recreation Manager, assists residents with participation in preferred social and recreational activities and provides one-on-one recreation as needed.
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Recreation Assistant - Casual
Optima Living
Edmonton, AB
Reporting to the Recreation Manager, the Recreation Assistant assists in planning and implementing therapeutic programs to meet the social, cognitive, physical, emotional and spiritual…
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Health Care Aide - Part Time
Optima Living
Lac La Biche, AB
- Part-time
Completion of a Medication Administration internal course and exam upon hire and maintain annual recertification is required
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Lead Arena Service Worker
City of Burnaby
BC
…problems and provides feedback to staff. A Lead Arena Service Worker ensures the effective functioning of refrigeration and ice-making equipment; regularly inspects a variety of pumps,…
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Lead Arena Service Worker
City of Burnaby
BC
This position works in the Facilities Management – Recreation Facilities organizational unit. This is supervisory operational, technical and building maintenance work performed in a…

Canucks Autism Network

Support Worker - Victoria

Victoria, BC, Canada

Wage: $21/hour + 10% in lieu of benefits ($23.10/hr) · Full-time

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Pay: Wage: $21/hour + 10% in lieu of benefits ($23.10/hr)
Job type: Full-time
Apply by: Dec 13, 2026
Posting language: English
Posted: Nov 13, 2026

Original job description

Wage: $21/hour + 10% in lieu of benefits ($23.10/hr)

Schedule & Hours: Various hours and schedule

Locations: Please note that this position is located in various areas in the Victoria

The Canucks Autism Network is looking to welcome some new Support Workers to the team for this upcoming Winter 2027 Season!

Skate @ Save On Foods Memorial Centre: Thursdays, January 21 - February 25, 4:15 pm - 6:15 pm
Swim @ Esquimalt Recreation Centre: Saturdays, January 9 - March 6, 10:45 am - 12:00 pm
Swim @ Juan de Fuca Recreation Centre: Sundays, January 10 - March 7, 4:00 - 6:45 pm
Program opportunities are available year-round, and we recruit for each season closer to the start of the program. Specific program details will be provided during the recruitment process.

Canucks Autism Network (CAN) is a charitable organization dedicated to building inclusive communities where individuals on the autism spectrum can thrive. Our vision is for every Autistic individual to be understood, accepted and supported in all community spaces. We engage a workforce of over 200 volunteers and 450 frontline staff to deliver programs for children, youth, and adults on the spectrum in communities across British Columbia. In total, there are over 20,100 Autistic individuals and family members accessing CAN programs in our registration system.

We provide programs and services for Autistic individuals aged 3-18+ across a variety of community settings and locations throughout BC, with opportunities to have fun, connect with others, and develop new skills. Core programs include Multisport, Swim, and Skate. Special opportunity programs range by location and include Gymnastics, Hockey, and Music and Dance. Support Workers may sign up for one or for multiple programs during the season, we just ask that commit to all sessions within a season.

Role Overview:

Support Workers play a key role in supporting autistic children to participate meaningfully in CAN programs. Depending on the program, this may involve providing 1:1 or 1:2 support or supporting the group as a whole alongside Onsite Supervisors, Coaches, other Support Workers, and Volunteers.

In all settings, Support Workers contribute to creating safe, inclusive, and engaging environments where participants feel understood, respected, valued, supported, and able to participate in ways that work for them.

Support Workers recognize that each Autistic individual has unique strengths, preferences, and support needs. Support is guided by participant autonomy, dignity, and choice, and is adapted based on individual and group needs. All support workers receive training, mentorship, and ongoing support from Onsite Supervisors and program staff.

Responsibilities

Responsibilities may vary depending on program format and participant needs. Support Workers contribute to the overall success of programs by supporting participants, facilitating engagement, and collaborating with the team.

Participant Support:

Create a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment
Adapt activities so all participants can meaningfully engage
Support individual goals and development (skills, independence, communication)
Demonstrate awareness of individual participant needs (physical, cognitive, emotional)
Help participants build confidence, success, and belonging
Support the health, safety, and overall well-being of participants by maintaining a safe and hygienic environment under the guidance of the Onsite Supervisor including assisting with participant toileting and personal care needs in a respectful and dignified manner

Team Collaboration:

Maintain a positive, patience, and respectful demeanor
Work effectively with staff, including following direction from coaches and supervisors
Demonstrate flexibility and adaptability in changing situations
Contribute to a supportive, solution-focused team environment
Demonstrate willingness to collaborate, communicate, and support other team members

Professional Conduct:

Consistently follows policies, procedures, and safety standards
Complete required training and documentation accurately and timely
Use CAN resources and visuals appropriately
Clearly and professionally communicate logistics, updates, and concerns with families and staff

Sustainable Work Practices and Wellbeing:

Engage in self-reflective practices and open communication with supervisors to support personal wellbeing, maintain a healthy boundaries and contribute to a sustainable and supportive work environment.

Job Requirements

Must be 16 years of age or older
Ability to obtain a Criminal Record Check and Vulnerable Sector Check
Availability to work evenings and weekends (as required by programming)
If you are applying for a skate program: you must be able to skate forwards, backwards, stop with ease and be able to physically support beginner participant on the ice.
If you are applying for a swim program: you must be able to physically support a beginner swimmer in the water at depths up to 6ft

Knowledge, Assets, And Skills

Understanding of autism, neurodiversity, and the strengths and barriers experienced by autistic youth and adults
Some experience supporting Autistic individuals and/or other diverse needs or relevant autism experience and knowledge.
Lived experience of autism (self-identifying as autistic) or meaningful personal or community connections to autism is considered an asset
Experience or familiarity with strategies to support engagement, communication, and participation in group settings
Understanding diverse communication styles and the ability to adapt support accordingly is considered an asset
Relevant post-secondary education, certifications (e.g., First Aid, mental health training, crisis support), or related experience is considered an asset
Strong interpersonal, communication skills (verbal and written) and active listening skills
Interest or experience in recreational, wellness, employment, or community-based programming
Reliable, punctual, and committed to consistent program participation

Approach

Committed to treating Autistic children with dignity, respect, and understanding in all interactions
Works in alignment with CAN’s neurodiversity-affirming and trauma-informed practices, prioritizing safety, choice and trust.
Collaborative, flexible, and supportive team member
Patient, enthusiastic, and responsive to participant needs
Open to feedback and commitment to ongoing learning, reflection and growth.

We value diversity in the workplace. We welcome applicants from all qualified candidates, including Indigenous peoples, individuals of all genders and sexual orientation, race, ethnic origin, disability, age, and religion.

We thank all of those who apply but only those selected will be contacted for an interview.

Please note that all chosen candidates will need to successfully complete our online criminal record check to move forward in the hiring process. Additionally, successful candidates/new employees must complete all training and necessary paperwork prior to starting the program.

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Responsibilities

Support autistic children to participate meaningfully in recreation programs by adapting activities, supporting individual goals, and maintaining a safe, inclusive environment. Collaborate with supervisors, coaches, volunteers, participants, and families while following program policies, completing documentation, and communicating concerns.

Requirements

Applicants must be at least 16, be able to obtain criminal and vulnerable sector checks, and be available for evening and weekend programming. Program-specific physical abilities are required for skate or swim roles; autism-related experience, relevant education or certifications, and strong communication and teamwork skills are assets.

Skills

Autism Support
Neurodiversity-Affirming Practice
Trauma-Informed Practice
Participant Support
Activity Adaptation
Communication
Active Listening
Team Collaboration
Flexibility
Patience
Safety Awareness
Personal Care
Documentation
Conflict and Crisis Support
Swimming
Skating

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Keywords

Autism
Neurodiversity
Trauma-Informed Practice
Inclusive Recreation
Participant Autonomy
Dignity and Choice
Individualized Support
Group Support
Communication
Active Listening
Activity Adaptation
Personal Care
Toileting Assistance
Health and Safety
Hygiene
Team Collaboration
Family Communication
Documentation
Criminal Record Check
Vulnerable Sector Check
First Aid
Mental Health Training
Crisis Support
Swimming
Skating
Multisport
Community-Based Programming

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