March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
We are responsible to our team members, the unique group of men and women who work together on our mission. The mission of Lifestyles has always been to provide quality learning experiences that will enable all of our program participants, regardless of their disability, to become productive members of society and live their lives with dignity as independently as possible. We respect each employee’s dignity and recognize each employee’s merit. We are sensitive to the obligations each of us has to family responsibilities.
At Lifestyles, we understand that our team members’ lives include more than just their roles as employees and the time they spend in the workplace. To that end, we have created a benefits package that includes a variety of plans to protect health, life, and future. These plans generally include:
It is the policy of Lifestyles to provide equal employment opportunities to qualified individuals without regard to race, creed, color, religion, age, gender, national origin, citizenship status, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, veteran status, or any other protected category under federal, state, or local law. We value diversity in the workplace as essential to achieving our mission and encourage individuals from diverse backgrounds to join our organization.
It is the policy of Lifestyles to provide equal employment opportunities to qualified individuals without regard to race, creed, color, religion, age, gender, national origin, citizenship status, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, veteran status, or any other protected category under federal, state, or local law. We value diversity in the workplace as essential to achieving our mission and encourage individuals from diverse backgrounds to join our organization.
Lifestyles is a publicly supported charitable organization operating within the public trust. We strive to maintain the highest code of conduct in our operations. Lifestyles has adopted a Code of Conduct to recognize its responsibility to the public trust and the importance of fairness and objectivity in business conduct.
Adherence will help ensure that decisions about Lifestyles are made in its best interest, and it will help publicly codify the expectations of the Board, staff, and others servicing Lifestyles. Read the full Code of Conduct.
Staten Island, NY. Transportation. $20 ‒ $22 Hourly
Position Summary: Part Time Position
Transports participants using company vehicles from home to daily community activities as needed. Carries belongings, opens doors, and cautions residents on steps and other objects in their path. Opens/closes and loads/unloads walkers and wheelchairs. Assist participants in and out of the vehicle, utilizing the wheelchair lift and/or stairs, if needed. Ensures residents are safely seated with seat belts secured. Account for the presence of all participants when leaving or returning. keep the vehicle clean and properly maintained. Interact with participants in a friendly manner, providing meaningful attention and communicating concerns of participants’ health to management as appropriate.
Qualifications: Current and valid license. A clean driving record and a high school diploma or GED. Required to pass all pre-employment screening exams and PPD tests. Excellent communication skills and experience with professional transportation is a plus.
Direct Support Professional
Staten Island, NY Support Professional $17 ‒ $20 Hourly
Position Summary: The Direct Support Professional is a full-time position. Assist individuals on a daily basis through the provision of active treatment and programming according to the individual treatment plan. Provide each individual the opportunity to be independent and productive according to their individual capabilities with opportunities for choice and physical and social integration into their community.
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Staten Island, NY Support Professional $15 ‒ $18 Hourly
Position Summary: The Community Habilitation Worker assists individuals with disabilities in achieving greater independence and self-fulfillment. Responsibilities include implementing individuals' community habilitation plans, assisting and training in daily living skills such as cooking, cleaning, and shopping, and assisting program participants in developing a strong personal network within.
Qualifications: The ideal candidate must possess strong communication skills. The ability to work independently in a team environment is necessary, as is flexibility to meet program needs. Knowledge of and respect for diverse populations is required. A High School Diploma or GED with one year of paid employment, community service, and/or training is a plus. Human service experience is desired.
Other Requirements: Must have a valid driver's license, a good driving record, the use of a vehicle, and the willingness to transport program participants in a personal and/or agency vehicle. The desire to do meaningful work and make a difference in someone's life is a must.
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