Adult Day Program Staff

American Canyon, CA
Part Time to Full Time
Entry Level

Day Program Staff (Direct Support Professional)

Location: American Canyon, CA
Schedule: Monday – Friday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

About A Bright Future, Inc.

A Bright Future, Inc. supports individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities to live safely, independently, and with dignity in their homes and communities.

Our Day Program focuses on building life skills, promoting independence, and creating meaningful daily experiences through structured activities and community involvement.

Mission Statement:
To create tailored services designed to meet the specific needs of our consumers.

About the Role

We are seeking Day Program Staff who are compassionate, dependable, and motivated to make a meaningful impact. In this role, you will provide hands-on support, teach essential life skills, and help individuals actively engage in their community.

This is an ideal role for someone who enjoys working in a team environment, values purpose-driven work, and is passionate about supporting others.

Responsibilities

  • Implement daily curriculum and structured activity schedules based on individual goals

  • Provide hands-on support and training in:

    • Independent living skills

    • Pre-vocational and vocational development

    • Community participation and integration

    • Self-advocacy and decision-making

    • Health, hygiene, and personal care

    • Money management and public transportation use

  • Prepare lesson plans and deliver engaging, skill-based instruction

  • Document consumer progress (daily, weekly, monthly, and annually)

  • Participate in ISP meetings, behavior plan reviews, staff meetings, and trainings

  • Maintain professional relationships with consumers, families, and team members

  • Support community-based activities, including volunteer and work opportunities

  • Ensure consumer rights are respected and protected at all times

  • Assist leadership in achieving program goals

  • Complete all required trainings and maintain compliance with company standards

  • Perform other duties as assigned

Compensation

$16.90 per hour

Minimum Qualifications

  • Must be at least 18 years of age

  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team

  • Strong organizational, interpersonal, and decision-making skills

  • Effective verbal and written communication skills

  • Basic computer skills

  • Interest and willingness to support individuals with developmental disabilities

  • Flexible, dependable, and adaptable

Requirements

  • Valid California driver’s license

  • Reliable transportation with current auto insurance and registration

  • Ability to work with individuals who may display challenging behaviors

  • Negative TB test (within required timeframe)

  • Ability to pass a background check.

  • CPR/First Aid Certification

Why Join A Bright Future, Inc.?

At A Bright Future, you’re not just filling a role—you’re making a difference. You’ll be part of a team that values respect, collaboration, and growth while helping individuals live more independent and fulfilling lives.

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