Respite Providers

A moment of respite. A lasting impact.

Responsibilities

As a respite provider, you'll directly support individuals with disabilities, offering a much needed break or coverage to their home sharing providers. This means you'll spend time with the individual, engaging in activities they enjoy, assisting with daily routines like meal prep or personal care and grooming as needed, and generally ensuring their well-being.

Respite can be provided in a variety of ways, in the persons home, in your home or out in community.

Requirements

Minimum of 19 years of age

Legally entitled to work in Canada

Satisfactory criminal record check

Valid
First aid /CPR certificate

Experience working with people with disabilities

Role & Compensation

Respite providers are independent contractors, hired directly by home sharing providers. Hourly rates are set by each home sharing provider and can vary depending on the specific arrangement and individual's needs.

Recruitment Process

Make a Difference

Ready to make a real impact in your community? Express your interest in becoming a respite provider today.