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Note: Please be sure to read all information prior to completing a registration form.

CHAP Workers promote active living for children and adults with developmental disabilities including autism and/or physical disabilities in their own home or in the community, while providing parent relief. Workers registered with the CHAP Program are connected with families looking for support and relief.

Note: Workers on the registry are not employees of the CHAP Program and are considered self-employed.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Provide safe, stimulating and recreational support both in the home and in the community
  • Provide care and supervision according to the individuals needs
  • Provide respite/support services as requested by the parent/guardian
  • Network with community groups, facilitate inclusion and act as a positive role model
  • Maintain communication with the Respite Resource Coordinator

Requirements:

  • Must be 16 years of age or older
  • Ability and willingness to work with persons with disabilities
  • Effective communication skills with both verbal and non-verbal populations
  • Commitment to providing quality life experiences in home and in the community
  • Experience providing care and support to persons with disabilities is an asset
  • First Aid and CPR is an asset

Contracts:

  • Variable hours (days, evenings, weekends, overnights, relief, summer)
  • Part-time (possibility of additional hours)

How to Become a CHAP Worker:

  • Submit your resume and complete an application form (see below)
  • Attend an interview (scheduled by the Information Systems Administrator)
  • Provide 3 references (at least 1 must be professional, the other 2 can be personal)
  • Obtain a Police Reference Check
  • Complete an orientation.  There are two options available; you may complete the online respite worker course (offered through Safeguards Training)  or you can attend an orientation session facilitated by the Respite Resource Coordinator


    NOTE: The online respite worker course is highly recommended and those choosing to take the course will be reimbursed upon completion of the above requirements.

If you are interested in becoming a CHAP Worker, please complete a Worker Application: 

  • To complete the Worker Application online please use:
    Online Worker Application  You must select the "Submit" tab at the end of the completed form as this is the save mechanism for your profile.
  • (Note: if you encounter difficulties while submitting your registration form, please contact us immediately)
     
If you would prefer to submit the forms by mail or Fax, please print the following forms:

NOTE:  Your resume must accompany your Worker Application

Mail to:
CHAP Program
319 Lasalle Blvd, Unit 2
Sudbury, ON
P3A 1W7

Your Worker Application and resume will be reviewed by the respite resource coordinator.  Suitable applicants will be contacted for an interview.

For more information contact the CHAP Program at (705) 566-3416 or email CHAP Program


Adults 18+

Please Note: This area is under development.  For general inquiries, please contact Andrée St-Onge at (705) 673-4754 extension 221 or email sudburymanitoulin@respiteservices.com.

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