New Directions for Children, Youth, Adults, and Families·Winnipeg, Manitoba
Provide direct support and daily living assistance to adults with intellectual, physical, or mental health disabilities within a home-share environment. Foster community inclusion, develop life skills, and collaborate with case managers to ensure high-quality care.
New Directions is a social service agency offering a wide range of resources and services to help foster people's hopes and dreams in their communities.
The Adult Home Share Program helps to empower adults with disabilities to live fulfilled lives. Our vision is for people we support to be treated with respect and be fully included in the community they choose. The Adult Home Share Program works exclusively with adults who live with an intellectual disability, who may have a physical disabilities and medical concerns, or mental health challenges.
In addition to the requirements listed in the sections below, Adult Home Share Winnipeg is currently seeking single males or females and couples with no children who live in central areas of the city or neighborhoods where public transit is easily accessible; applicants who are open to having pets in their home; applicants who live in accessible environments, where a walker or wheelchair could be used.
*At this time, we are specifically looking for home share providers with no children or youth under the age of 18 living in the home.
New Directions welcomes all inquiries from individuals interested in learning more about how to become a Home Share Provider. Follow the links below for more information, specific details and contacts.
Becoming a Home Share Provider - New Directions [https://newdirections.mb.ca/becoming-a-home-share-provider/#1611008272338-ea467b32-e1f1]
Homeshare@newdirections.mb.ca [Homeshare@newdirections.mb.ca]
New Directions is committed to equity and diversity and especially welcomes applications from ethnically diverse persons including Indigenous persons, persons with disabilities, persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities and newcomers to reflect the diversity of participants we support and who may contribute to the further diversification of ideas.
Accommodations for accessibility purposes are available throughout the application process for any individuals who are interested in applying for these opportunities.
Applicants must have a high school diploma, a valid driver's license, and a home that meets provincial licensing standards. Clear criminal record, child and adult abuse registry checks, and current First Aid/CPR certification are required.
Market context
Behavioral-health roles in Manitoba often draw steady interest because employers look for licensed professionals who can support adults with complex needs in clinical, community, and outreach settings. Competition is usually strongest for candidates who already hold an active license, ASIST certification, and supervised counselling experience, since those credentials can narrow the applicant pool. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly confirm fit, then tailor your application to highlight adult counselling experience and current credentials.
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