As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 76 community support worker jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $29.22 an hour (from 37 postings). The most active employers are Pacific Coast Community Resources, Excel Society and The Mustard Seed. Skills often requested: first aid, cpr, documentation and communication skills.
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1+ YOECandidates need post-secondary education in social work or human services, or equivalent experience, plus 1 to 2 years working with vulnerable populations. Strong communication, conflict-resolution and crisis skills, and knowledge of trauma-informed care and harm reduction, are required.
Candidates need a Human Services diploma or equivalent education and experience, and must work well both in a team and alone. Helpful experience includes autism, medical needs, wheelchair transfers or challenging behaviours, and a valid unrestricted BC Class 5 licence is preferred. Working knowledge of computers and mobile apps is necessary.
Candidates need prior experience supporting people with developmental disabilities and promoting community inclusion. A human services diploma or equivalent experience, current First Aid and CPR, and working computer or mobile app skills are required.
computers, mobile apps, alternative communication systems, wheelchairs
Candidates need Grade 12 or equivalent and a Police Information Check with Vulnerable Sector Check. A certificate in community support, disability studies or health care aide, experience with developmental disabilities, and a driver's licence are preferred.
Excel Society needs a caring, reliable worker with strong communication skills, valid First Aid-CPR Level C and a vulnerable sector police check. ASL is highly preferred, and experience in disability or human services is an asset.
Candidates need a valid First Aid-CPR Level C certificate and a vulnerable sector police check. Excel Society also wants a caring, reliable person with strong communication skills, flexibility for varied shifts, and ideally disability or human services experience.
Candidates need a disability studies or social work certificate (equivalencies considered), prior experience in disability or human services, strong communication skills and good computer skills.
Excel Society needs candidates with a disability studies or social work certificate, or equivalent, plus prior disability or human services experience. Candidates also need current First Aid and CPR Level C, a clear criminal record check, and strong communication and computer skills.
Candidates need a valid First Aid-CPR Level C certificate and a valid police information check with vulnerable sector. Excel Society also wants a caring, reliable, person-centered approach, strong communication (ASL highly preferred), flexibility across shifts, and experience in disability or human services as an asset.
Excel Society asks for a caring, reliable, person-centered worker with strong communication skills and a valid First Aid-CPR Level C certificate. A vulnerable sector police check is mandatory, and ASL is highly preferred.
Excel Society needs candidates with a caring, reliable, person-centred approach and strong communication skills, with ASL highly preferred. Candidates need a valid First Aid-CPR Level C certificate and a valid police information check with vulnerable sector, and experience in disability or human services is an asset.
Excel Society needs a caring, reliable, person-centred worker with strong communication skills and a valid First Aid-CPR Level C certificate and vulnerable sector police check. Experience in disability or human services is an asset, and ASL is highly preferred.
Candidates need a caring, reliable, person-centered approach and strong communication skills, with ASL highly preferred. They must hold a valid First Aid-CPR Level C certificate and a valid police check with vulnerable sector, and be flexible across shifts.
Candidates need a certificate in disability studies or social work (equivalencies considered), prior disability or human services experience, First Aid and CPR Level C, and a satisfactory criminal record check. Strong communication and computer skills are required.
Candidates need a disability studies or social work certificate (equivalencies considered), prior disability or human services experience, and current First Aid and CPR Level C certification. Strong communication, person-centred care and computer skills are also required, along with a satisfactory criminal record check.
Candidates need a caring, person-centred approach, experience with addictions, harm reduction or trauma, and strong communication skills. A valid First Aid-CPR Level C certificate and a vulnerable sector police check are mandatory, and basic computer skills are required.
BGC Okanagan: BGC Okanagan is a leading provider of programs to children and youth that support the healthy physical, educational and social development at 41…
1+ YOECandidates need a diploma in a related human or social service field, about one year of recent related experience, and a Class 4 driver's licence or the willingness to get one quickly. They must also pass BGC Okanagan's screening, including a criminal record check, and be legally authorized to work in Canada.
Collaboration, Cooking, Documentation, Administer prescribed medication, Health and safety, Vulnerable sector check
1+ YOEStrive Living needs candidates with at least one year of experience supporting people with complex mental health or behavioural needs, plus trauma-informed and de-escalation skills. A valid Class 5 BC licence, a clean driver's abstract, a personal vehicle with insurance, and first aid and CPR certification are required.
2+ YOECandidates need Grade 12, a Community Support Worker diploma or equivalent, and at least 2 years of community social services or health care experience. Current Emergency First Aid/CPR, Food Safe, a Class 5 driver's licence, and a criminal record clearance for vulnerable adults are also required.
2+ YOEPacific Coast Community Resources needs candidates with a Community Support Worker diploma or equivalent and at least 2 years of community social or health care experience. Candidates also need current Emergency First Aid/CPR and Food Safe certificates, a Class 5 driver's licence and a clear criminal record check for vulnerable adults.
1+ YOEThe Mustard Seed needs candidates with an undergraduate degree in social work or a related field, or equivalent experience, plus at least one year in community development and front-line work with vulnerable populations. They also need strong conflict management, communication, and Microsoft Office skills, and must be able to work independently.
Candidates need hands-on personal care and mobility experience, comfort supporting people in acute mental health distress, and strong observation and documentation skills. They must hold a Class 5 Alberta driver's licence, First Aid with CPR Level C, and clear criminal, vulnerable sector and intervention record checks.
Medication administration, Critical thinking, Mentor individuals, Mental health, Personal care, Care planning
1+ YOECandidates need completion of a Personal Support Worker certification, a Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening under six months old, and a valid driver's licence with a reliable vehicle. One year of geriatric experience in long term care is preferred.
Bayshore HealthCare Ltd.: Bayshore HealthCare is one of the country’s leading providers of home and community health care services and is a Canadian-owned company.
2+ YOEBayshore HealthCare needs candidates with a Community Support Worker diploma or equivalent, current Emergency First Aid and CPR, and a Food Safe certificate. Candidates need at least 2 years supporting adults with developmental disabilities, a valid BC driver's licence and a reliable vehicle.
How much does a community support worker make in Canada?
The median advertised pay is $29.22 an hour, across 37 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $25.95 and the top quarter over $29.55.
Who is hiring community support workers?
Pacific Coast Community Resources (19), Excel Society (16), The Mustard Seed (5), Bonaventure Support Services (3) and Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows Community Services (2).
What skills do community support worker jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention first aid, cpr, documentation, communication skills, class 5 licence, mental health, food handler certificate and computer skills.