Community Access Services (CAS) is committed to helping individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities live full, independent, and meaningful lives. As a DSP in our Day Support Activities (DSA) Program, you’ll support individuals with a focus on community engagement, personal development, and life-enriching activities. Whether you’re an experienced caregiver or brand new to this field, CAS provides paid training, hands-on support, and real opportunities for growth. What You’ll Do as a DSP in the DSA Program Build supportive, person-centered relationships that promote independence, dignity, and personal growth. Lead and participate in daily activities such as art, cooking, music, physical exercise and skill-building sessions. Support individuals during community outings, recreational activities, volunteer opportunities, and more. Encourage social connection, communication, and confidence-building through meaningful engagement. Follow individualized service plans and behavior/support strategies (training provided). Assist with personal care routines as needed. Administer medications and maintain accurate, timely documentation. Help create a fun, safe, and inclusive environment for all participants.