A Bright Future, Inc.

Community Living Instructor (CLI) (Castro Valley)

Castro Valley, CA, CA - Part Time

Community Living Instructor (CLI)

Part-Time Caregiver for Individuals with Disabilities
Schedule: 2 days per week, 2 hours per morning shift

A Bright Future, Inc. is seeking a compassionate and dependable Community Living Instructor (CLI) to provide one-on-one support to an individual with developmental and intellectual disabilities in Castro Valley.

This is a very part-time position ideal for someone looking to supplement their income while making a meaningful impact.

Position Overview

As a CLI, you will provide direct support and teach independent living skills in the participant's home and community. Your goal is to promote independence, safety, and confidence through personalized care and encouragement.

Responsibilities

  • Support an individual with disabilities in learning to drive safely along his designated route.

  • Provide guidance and verbal prompts to help the individual develop driving skills and build confidence.

  • Reinforce safe driving practices, traffic laws, road awareness, and route familiarity.

  • Encourage independence while providing appropriate supervision and support throughout the driving practice.

Qualifications

  • Valid driver's license and reliable transportation preferred
  • Drug screening
  • DOJ fingerprint clearance
  • Negative TB test
  • CPR/First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain within 90 days)
  • Compassionate, reliable, and committed to supporting individuals with disabilities

No experience required. Paid training is provided before working independently.

Compensation

$16.90 per hour

Why Join A Bright Future?

  • Flexible, very part-time schedule
  • Paid training
  • Supportive team environment
  • Meaningful work that makes a difference every day

If you're looking for a rewarding part-time opportunity to positively impact someone's life, we'd love to hear from you!

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