Host Home Provider / Contractor

Posted 10 days ago

hope havenSpencer (IA)

Residential Advisors Other Community Housing Services

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$47,483 - $175,412 per year

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About the role

Host Home Provider / Contractor Hope Haven is an accredited resource for disability services and advocacy. We offer service programs and support to meet a broad range of needs for children, adults, and families from physical, mental, and intellectual to residential, vocational, and spiritual. A Host Home is a shared living arrangement in which a compassionate adult opens their home to an individual with an intellectual disability. As a Host Home Provider, you'll offer care, support and guidance while fostering independence, inclusion and belonging. As a Host Home Provider, you will be provided with proper training and resources offered by Hope Haven. Which includes Medication manager, CPR, ECT.Contractor rates: Tier 1 Residents $47,482.57 - $53,254.04 annuallyTier 2 Residents $51,160.76 - $57,086.74 annuallyTier 3 Residents $61,156.17 - $75,963.64 annuallyTier 4 Residents $62,000.96 - $76,805.93 annuallyTier 5 Residents $108,863.02 - $131,071.72 annuallyTier 6 Residents $150,245.17 - $175,411.88 annually Typical annual salary range is $52,160.76 - $76,805.93 Reasons to become a Host Home Provider: Additional monthly room and board payment Exclusive training and perks by sharing your home with someone with intellectual and developmental disabilities A chance to live out your faith and compassion by truly making a difference in an individual's life.

Qualifications:

21+ years old
Have a private bedroom available
Possess a valid driver's license and reliable transportation
Pass background and safety checks
Complete required training

If this all sounds like a good fit, you are here for a reason. Apply today. We offer competitive compensation, benefits, and scheduling. And you'll be able to put your gifts to good use, which comes with its own amazing rewards.

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