Home Share Provider

Become a Home Share Provider with FSJACL

Open Your Home. Change a Life. Build Community.

The Fort St. John Association for Community Living (FSJACL) is looking for compassionate, dependable people who are interested in becoming Home Share Providers in Fort St. John and the surrounding area.
Home Share is a meaningful residential option for adults with developmental disabilities. It offers a balance of support, dignity, independence, and belonging by matching an individual with a provider who welcomes them into their home and offers ongoing, personalized support.
For some individuals, Home Share is a stepping stone toward greater independence. For others, it is a long-term home where they can build a full and meaningful life in community.

About the opportunity
As a Home Share Provider, you will enter into a contractual agreement with FSJACL and receive room and board plus additional support funding based on the needs of the individual served.
Providers offer day-to-day support in areas such as:

• meal preparation
• medication monitoring and reminders
• personal care and hygiene
• recreation and leisure
• social connection
• life skills development
• community inclusion and participation

• are caring, respectful, and reliable
• have space in their home and in their life to support another person
• believe in inclusion, dignity, and person-centred support
• are comfortable assisting with personal care needs
• can help create a safe, welcoming, and supportive home environment

• home study
• references and background check
• criminal record check for working with vulnerable adults
• physician’s certificate of good health
• valid driver’s licence
• valid First Aid with CPR
• WCB insurance

Important application information
We thank all applicants for their interest. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Work location: In person

Contract funding: $29,653.56 to $39,613.56 per year

Help create a home where someone can belong, grow, and thrive. Apply to become a Home Share Provider with FSJACL today.