Senior Helpers – Surrey East·Township of Langley, British Columbia
Provide compassionate companionship and culturally appropriate support to seniors in their homes. Assist with daily routines, light meal preparation, and accompany clients on outings while monitoring their well-being.
Senior Helpers Surrey East is looking for a Japanese-speaking Caregiver/Companion to join our team and provide compassionate, reliable support to seniors in their homes and communities.
The ideal candidate is fluent in Japanese and English, enjoys connecting with older adults, and understands the importance of meaningful conversation, companionship, and culturally appropriate support.
Key responsibilities
Provide companionship and friendly conversation in Japanese and English.
Engage clients in activities that are meaningful and enjoyable to them.
Encourage social interaction and mental stimulation through conversation, games, reading, music, walks, and other activities.
Accompany clients on walks, outings, appointments, shopping, and other activities as required.
Assist with light meal preparation and household tasks as needed.
Provide reminders and support with daily routines.
Observe and report changes in a client's physical, cognitive, or emotional well-being.
Maintain a respectful, professional, and compassionate relationship with clients and their families.
Support clients in maintaining their independence, dignity, and quality of life.
Warm, friendly, and naturally conversational.
Comfortable communicating in Japanese.
Respectful and culturally sensitive.
Patient and attentive to individual client preferences.
Reliable and committed to providing consistent, high-quality care.
Someone who genuinely enjoys spending time with older adults.
Japanese language skills are highly valued as we support clients from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. If you are a Japanese-speaking caregiver who enjoys building meaningful relationships with seniors, we would love to hear from you!
Candidates must be fluent in both Japanese and English and possess strong interpersonal skills. A valid criminal record check, TB test, and First Aid certification are required for the role.
Market context
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