Group Home Worker

Role Overview: The Group Home Worker provides support and assistance to adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities in a group home setting. They help individuals maximize their strengths, develop skills, and achieve personal goals by offering personal care, daily living support, and community integration. The role includes training individuals in communication, self-advocacy, and independent living skills. Responsibilities: Supporting individuals with behavioral and clinical needs, assisting with medication, meal prep, safety monitoring, and documenting progress. The role ensures high-quality, person-centered care and team collaboration. Qualifications: High school diploma or G.E.D., valid driver’s license, minimum age of 21, legal authorization to work, and willingness to undergo background checks. Skills & Experience: Prior direct support, caregiving, or human services experience is encouraged. Knowledge of behavioral strategies, community support, and support for individuals with ASD is beneficial. Essential skills include communication, patience, reliability, teamwork, and problem-solving. Training: Comprehensive paid training provided, covering First Aid, CPR, medication administration, safety, and rights. No prior experience necessary.