Senior Supports - ADL Counselor

Senior Supports - WILA

Company Overview

The Windsor Independent Living Association (WILA) is a private, not for Profit Corporation, established in 1976 for the purpose of supporting adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities in north central Connecticut. WILA's Mission is to assist people with developmental disabilities in their efforts to live full lives as integral, respected members of the community.

WILA provides community-based group homes, supervised apartments, supported employment and non-vocational daytime programming, for people of all abilities, in a variety of settings. All services are person- centered and carefully crafted to meet the individual needs, values and preferences of each participant while promoting independence. Over the last four plus decades, WILA has earned a reputation for providing the highest quality services.

Our Core Values

Cohesiveness: We focus on unity – working together to find solutions as a united front

RESPECT: We are mindful of how we treat and talk to each other

Compassion: We offer kindness to each other

Authenticity: We are receptive of others, encouraging them to ‘show up’ as they are

Positive attitude

We smile, greet each other and are welcoming each other.

Position Summary: & Key Areas of Ownership

The goal of the Day Program is health and wellness, meaningful daytime, and lifelong learning. This position provides direct support to individuals of the residence, as well as meaningful day-to-day activities. This position requires daily documentation for consistent and billing with Medicaid.

Schedule

Monday through Friday – 8am – 4pm (40 hours weekly).

Salary Range

$18.00 to $20.00, per hour.

• Core Responsibilities
• Advocating for individuals to lead self-directed lives; engage individuals daily to provide meaningful day programming: plan, schedule and participate in various therapeutic activities; day to day problem solving; completion of all required documentation for Medicaid billing; transporting individuals to activities; readying clients for the day and providing hands on care for those needing assistance with ADL and hygiene skills; administering medication; professional communication with the individuals, their families, co-workers, and supervisors.