Direct Support Jobs

Direct Support

Direct Support Workers support people with I/DD in community participation, advocacy and building meaningful relationships.
Direct Support Workers teach, provide counseling, be capable of problem solving, and willing to assist or complete Activities of Daily Living (i.e. preparing meals, cleaning, attending to hygiene needs).
Direct Support Workers provide oversight of all safety and health considerations for the person supported while promoting skill development and exploring the person’s interest and hobbies.
Direct Support Workers support people’s preference for community, activities, work, leisure activities, the exercising of their rights, etc. in various settings.

Direct Support Workers prevents the buildup of bacteria, dust, and allergens, reducing staff sickness.

Direct Support Workers also extends the lifespan of assets like carpets and equipment, ultimately saving on long-term repair costs.