DASCHWorks Facilitator

Make a move to a career that cares

Join one of the most innovative organizations in the disability services sector where you can bring joy, independence, and possibility into someone’s life—every single day.

Who we are (more than just a workplace)

DASCH helps people with intellectual disabilities in Winnipeg to reach their full potential. We collaborate with families and allied professionals to support youth and adults so they can live, work, play and thrive in an inclusive, accessible, and responsive environment.

What you should know about us:

• We aim to build an inclusive community that values people with intellectual disabilities.

• We support people living in more than 50 homes throughout Winnipeg.

• People at DASCH have access to recreational and life skills development.

• Our DASCHWorks program provides support and opportunities for employment, financial stability, and independence.

• Specialized professionals offer support in areas such as life skills, behaviour management, nutrition, and mental health.

• We are known for exceptional service. Part of that comes from providing our team members with the comprehensive training, support, and recognition they deserve to succeed. This is a place where people can flourish and grow their careers.

DASCHWorks is building a different kind of employment program for adults with intellectual disabilities and autism. We help participants discover their strengths, explore careers, build workplace skills, gain real experience, secure meaningful employment and develop greater independence.

What differentiates DASCHWorks?

DASCHWorks is a structured, competency-based employment program that combines classroom and experiential learning, individualized coaching, community engagement and time-limited supported employment. Its flexible, modular design allows participants to enter at the level that best meets their needs while building confidence, competence, independence and belonging for long-term employment success.

In this role, you will:

• Facilitate engaging, participant-centred Learning Labs
• Help participants identify strengths, interests, skills and career goals
• Create hands-on learning through workplace tours, job shadows, service projects, simulations and workplace try-outs
• Support individualized Skill Development and Career Development Plans
• Build confidence, independence and self-advocacy
• Work alongside participants, families, Job Developers, Job Coaches, employers and community partners
• Know when to coach, when to support and when to step back.

We're looking for someone who is:

Curious - You are genuinely interested in getting to know people and understanding what helps them thrive.
Creative - You can turn almost any situation into a learning opportunity.
Encouraging - You notice strengths that others may overlook.
Resourceful - When something doesn't work, you don't give up. You find another way.
Organized - You stay on top of plans, schedules, and documentation without losing sight of what matters most - people.
Adaptable - You balance structure with flexibility, adjusting your approach to meet the needs of participants and changing circumstances.
A strong communicator - You listen to understand, communicate with clarity and adapt your approach to connect with everyone in the room
A coach - You don't automatically provide the answer. You ask questions that help people discover the answer themselves.
A believer in possibility - You see potential before you see limitations.

Experienced - You have led engaging, hands-on learning with adults and know how to adjust your approach to support individual learning needs. You bring an understanding of person-centred, strengths-based employment and have helped people discover their interests, build skills, explore career possibilities, and work toward meaningful employment goals. Your experience may come from education, career development, community programming, supported employment, vocational rehabilitation, or other related fields. We value diverse experiences and recognize that the right combination of education, professional experience, and transferable skills can come from many paths.

Pay + perks (how we support you)

• Annual Salary Range: $42,000-$47,000
• Permanent Full Time
• Hours of work: 35 hours per week, 8 hours worked per day with 1 hour unpaid lunch
• Three weeks of vacation earned over your first year are available to use as you earn them.
• 6 wellness days per year.
• Comprehensive employer-paid training.
• Career growth opportunities.
• Family health, dental, vision and life coverage.
• Employee and Family Assistance Program.
• Paid mileage.
• Optional RRSP and TFSA plans.

At DASCH we promote an inclusive, and diverse workplace. We would like to provide you with the ongoing opportunity to disclose if you have a disability, whether permanent, temporary, visible or invisible, that would require a need for assistance during the recruitment and onboarding process. We will then work with you to develop individualized accommodation that will meet your needs.

Should you require an Accessibility Accommodation, please email [email protected] for best support.

Ready to apply? (“check” these details first)

Before you click on the “apply now” button, know that to work at DASCH, you have to provide satisfactory background checks, including a Criminal Record Check with a Vulnerable Sector Search, Adult Abuse Registry check and Child Abuse Registry check. We will accept checks you have completed within three months of applying. We will also ask you for employment references.