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Work with us
Working at New Leaf is an extraordinary experience.
Within an inclusive culture of caring, learning and growing, we work together to help supported people reach their potential and thrive.
We currently have employment opportunities for Direct Support Professional who are shift flexible with a passion for supporting individuals with developmental disabilities and complex needs.
Candidates must have a valid G driver’s license with no restrictions and be able to provide a vulnerable person’s check. If you have knowledge of developmental disabilities, mental illnesses, dual diagnosis and a post-secondary education in social services (DSW, SSW, PSW), we’d love to meet you!
Why Apply?
- Be part of a strong and supportive professional team
- Take advantage of excellent opportunities for growth
- Build relationships with the people you support in a beautiful rural environment
- Provide adults with meaningful experiences promoting their personal interest, growth and development
Current Job Opportunities
Join our Team
Take the next step to enhance your career as a New Leaf Residential Counsellor.
Please use the Employment Opportunity Form to forward your cover letter and resume in PDF.
We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.
New Leaf: Living & Learning Together Inc. is an equal opportunity employer committed to an inclusive, barriers-free recruitment and selection process and work environment. If contacted in relation to the selection process, please advise Human Resources of accommodation needs to enable you to be assessed in a fair and equitable manner.
Learn with us
New Leaf is committed to providing students with an opportunity to learn and grow with us.
New Leaf recruits and accepts applications for student placements from recognized colleges and universities and we can consider a variety of placement experiences in ANY of the following areas:
- Supported Living
- Day Programs
- Lawn, Garden and Landscape Management
- Food Production
- Building Maintenance
- Leadership / Administration
Over the years, we’ve welcomed students studying in the following areas:
- Developmental Services
- Behavioural Sciences
- Social Work
- Community Services
- Therapeutic Recreation
- Musical Therapy
- Personal Support Worker
- Environmental and Landscape
- Greenhouse
- Agriculture
- Communications
- Human Resources
- Administration
If you don’t see your area of study listed – reach out to us at contactus@newleaf.ca! We truly believe everyone has an opportunity to learn something at New Leaf.
Co-Op Placements
Students seeking co-op placements as part of their post-secondary education program are asked to contact us directly for available opportunities throughout the year.
For student placements at New Leaf:
The process begins by contacting Human Resources, sending your resume and related academic program information. Please be aware that our screening process may take 2-4 weeks to complete. Upon confirming a placement, you’ll participate in an orientation, sign off on necessary policies and procedures, obtain a Vulnerable Sector Screen (if applicable), submit local references, and complete training related to your placement.
Contact HR
Volunteer with us
Make a difference in the lives of individuals supported by New Leaf. We can provide you with a volunteer opportunity that:
- Helps you explore future educational and professional opportunities
- Builds your skills and helps you discover your talents
- Develops lasting relationships
- Earns you community service hours
- Provides a sense of accomplishment
- Lets you share your talents and hobbies
We can consider volunteer opportunities in any of the following areas:
- Supported Living
- Day Programs
- Solarium / Greenhouse
- Gardening – Flowers and Food
- Fundraising
- Special Events
- Administration
To become a volunteer at New Leaf:
We would prefer a minimum commitment of six months and 50 hours, although exceptions can apply for certain time-limited activities or events.
Volunteers should be at least 14 years of age and in grade 9 or older.
The process begins by contacting Human Resources, sending your resume, and scheduling an interview.
Please be aware that our screening process may take 2-4 weeks to complete, during which you’ll participate in an orientation, sign off on necessary policies and procedures, obtain a Vulnerable Sector Screen (if applicable), submit local references, and complete training related to your volunteer assignment.
Contact HR
Support us
As a registered Canadian charity, New Leaf relies on the support of our wider community, in addition to funding from the Ministry of Community and Social Services, to operate our vital programs for adults with developmental disabilities.
This means there’s an outstanding opportunity for caring people to include New Leaf in your philanthropic goals by contributing to our important work.
Every dollar counts at New Leaf and we appreciate each donation that comes our way as it makes a meaningful difference in the lives of the people we support.
You can choose to give a one-time or recurring gift and to make a gift in honour or in memory of a loved one – all securely online. And you’ll immediately receive a tax receipt for your donation.
Thank you for donating and enhancing life at New Leaf!
