Part-time Recreation Assistant plans and runs recreational programs, supervises and supports participants (including transportation and personal care), liaises with community resources, responds to emergencies, and maintains flexible availability for late afternoons, evenings and weekends.
We are currently seeking a part-time Recreation Assistant. This position is responsible for program planning and implementation and the direct support of participants.
2-10 hours per week, schedule may vary.
- Operate a variety of recreation programs which may include social outings, arts and crafts, sports, fitness, dance, swimming, cooking.
- Supervise and involve participants including but not limited to transportation, supervision of small groups, individuals, providing 1:1 ratio if needed, personal care responsibilities.
- Run programs in conjunction with existing community resources such as: YMCA’s athletic clubs, school systems, churches/temples, city recreation departments, Special Olympic programs, at the area, sectional and state level.
- Provide direct support & contact with individuals and caretakers.
- Perform emergency duties which may include calling emergency services or contacts and providing transportation.
- High school diploma required, Bachelor’s Degree preferred.
- Minimum one year of directly related experience working with adults with developmental disabilities or experience in recreation/sports activity leadership.
- Valid MA Driver’s license, acceptable driving record and reliable transportation. Driving is required.
- Acceptable CORI report and suitable fingerprint results required.
- CPR and first aid training preferred (training will be provided)
- Candidates must be available to work flexible hours, particularly late afternoons, evenings and weekends.
Communitas, Inc. Wakefield, Massachusetts, USA Office
Wakefield, MA, United States
Communitas, Inc. Woburn, Massachusetts, USA Office
9-D Forbes Road, Woburn, United States, 01801
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