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Nonotuck Resource Associates, Inc. is looking for caregivers to share their homes with individuals with disabilities across locations like Brockton, Stoughton, and Easton. This role involves assisting with daily activities, encouraging wellness, and maintaining an engaging and supportive environment.
No prior experience is required, and various supportive resources will be available. Caregivers will receive a generous tax-exempt stipend and training, emphasizing safety, medication management, and CPR.
Range = $27,618 to $96,677 annually. This range represents difficulty of care payments paid to a caregiver for providing personal care services to an eligible person residing either in the caregiver’s home or in the person’s own home. Stipend rates are contingent upon assessed needs of the person and subject to state approval. Stipend levels 18 through 21 are available only by special application to the purchasing governmental unit. For Shared Living services stipend rates and related information, see 101 CMR411.03(5)(e)2.a.
Nonotuck is seeking well-balanced caregivers to share their home and life with a person with disabilities. The caregiver(s) helps the person with their daily activities, health, wellness, encourages community participation, and promotes a safe and meaningful lifestyle.
Positions available in: Brockton, Stoughton, Easton, Randolph
Beyond providing care, the shared living caregiver will develop a meaningful relationship with the person they are sharing their home with. She/he/they will be a roommate and a friend, spending time together, sharing activities, and enjoying a lively and engaged life.
We will consider applicants who live in single family homes or apartments (with an extra bedroom) or are willing to move. We are looking for people who are single, couples, families, people with or without children and pets. No previous experience necessary.
Resources available:
Caregivers and their families must be found suitable through a CORI (Criminal Offender Record Information) and National Fingerprint check.
Qualifications/Responsibilities:
The role involves sharing a home with a person with disabilities and assisting with daily activities, health and wellness, encouraging community participation, and promoting a safe and meaningful lifestyle. The caregiver will be a roommate and a friend, engaging in activities and maintaining open communication.