Kirsten McVicker

• Home Share provider for older autistic individuals. (Compared to Foster Care for developmental handicapped individuals)
• All life care and supports including but not limited to : Life skills, financial, meals, transportation, laundry, medical appointments, (dealing with doctors) dealing with all social services, public to individuals who are unable to care for themselves

• Assisted clients in achieving greater independence, fostering a sense of empowerment through guidance and encouragement.
• Established trust-based relationships with clients through empathetic communication and active listening skills.
• Enhanced client well-being by providing comprehensive support and resources tailored to individual needs.
• Provided crisis intervention support when needed, deescalating situations while prioritizing the safety of all involved parties.
• Implemented creative problem-solving techniques for resolving conflicts or challenges faced by clients in their daily lives.
• Organized recreational activities that fostered positive social interactions and improved overall client satisfaction.
• Maintained professional development through ongoing training courses, staying current on best practices in the field of community support work.
• Strengthened family dynamics by facilitating open communication channels between clients and their loved ones during difficult times.
• Provided emotional support to affected residents and victims and assisted in developing long-term recovery plans and goals.

Group Home worker to people with sever autism and severe behavioural and neurological disorders.

All forms of supportive care in and outside the home.

Responsible for healthcare and safety. Outings, medication discharge. All shifts