Community Living Instructor (CLI) (Sacramento)
A Bright Future, Inc., Sacramento, CA, United States
Overview
Community Living Instructor (CLI) (Caregiver for Individuals with Disabilities) – Bright Future, Inc. specializes in supporting individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities to live safely, independently, and with dignity in their own homes and communities throughout Sacramento and the surrounding areas. We are seeking compassionate, reliable Community Living Instructors (CLIs) who are committed to empowering individuals through hands-on instruction, encouragement, and personalized support.
Position Overview
Community Living Instructors (CLIs) provide direct care, instruction, and supervision to individuals with disabilities. This role focuses on teaching essential independent living skills, supporting daily routines, and ensuring the health, safety, and well-being of participants in their homes and throughout the community. CLIs help participants build confidence, independence, and meaningful community connections.
Key Responsibilities
Direct Support & Instruction
Provide one-on-one support to individuals with disabilities in their homes and community settings
Teach and reinforce independent living skills, including:
Personal hygiene and self-care
Meal preparation and nutrition
Household tasks (cleaning, laundry, organization)
Time management and daily routines
Support participants in developing social, communication, and self-advocacy skills
Community Integration
Assist individuals with community activities such as:
Shopping and errands
Medical or personal appointments
Recreational and social outings
Public transportation training (as applicable)
Encourage participation in community life while promoting independence and safety
Health, Safety & Well-Being
Monitor participant safety at all times and follow individualized support plans
Assist with medication reminders and documentation (as permitted and trained)
Observe and report changes in behavior, health, or emotional well-being to supervisors
Implement basic behavior support strategies and de-escalation techniques as trained
Documentation & Communication
Complete accurate and timely documentation, including:
Daily service notes
Incident reports (when applicable)
Progress updates related to goals
Communicate effectively with supervisors, team members, and families as appropriate
Follow all agency policies, confidentiality standards, and state/regional center regulations
Professional Expectations
Attend required trainings and team meetings
Maintain professionalism, reliability, and punctuality
Uphold a respectful, patient, and person-centered approach at all times
Qualifications
Minimum Requirements
18 years of age or older
Drug Screening
CPR and First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain within 90 days of hire)
Negative TB test
Department of Justice fingerprint clearance (prior to employment)
Genuine passion for caregiving and supporting individuals with disabilities
Training Provided
No prior experience required
Mandatory paid training will be provided before working independently with participants
Ongoing support and supervision available
Compensation
$16.90 per hour
Why Join A Bright Future?
Meaningful, purpose-driven work
Hands-on training and professional development
Supportive team environment
Opportunity to make a real difference in someone’s life every day
If you’re ready to lead with compassion and help build a brighter future for others—we’d love to meet you.
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Community Living Instructor (CLI) (Caregiver for Individuals with Disabilities) – Bright Future, Inc. specializes in supporting individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities to live safely, independently, and with dignity in their own homes and communities throughout Sacramento and the surrounding areas. We are seeking compassionate, reliable Community Living Instructors (CLIs) who are committed to empowering individuals through hands-on instruction, encouragement, and personalized support.
Position Overview
Community Living Instructors (CLIs) provide direct care, instruction, and supervision to individuals with disabilities. This role focuses on teaching essential independent living skills, supporting daily routines, and ensuring the health, safety, and well-being of participants in their homes and throughout the community. CLIs help participants build confidence, independence, and meaningful community connections.
Key Responsibilities
Direct Support & Instruction
Provide one-on-one support to individuals with disabilities in their homes and community settings
Teach and reinforce independent living skills, including:
Personal hygiene and self-care
Meal preparation and nutrition
Household tasks (cleaning, laundry, organization)
Time management and daily routines
Support participants in developing social, communication, and self-advocacy skills
Community Integration
Assist individuals with community activities such as:
Shopping and errands
Medical or personal appointments
Recreational and social outings
Public transportation training (as applicable)
Encourage participation in community life while promoting independence and safety
Health, Safety & Well-Being
Monitor participant safety at all times and follow individualized support plans
Assist with medication reminders and documentation (as permitted and trained)
Observe and report changes in behavior, health, or emotional well-being to supervisors
Implement basic behavior support strategies and de-escalation techniques as trained
Documentation & Communication
Complete accurate and timely documentation, including:
Daily service notes
Incident reports (when applicable)
Progress updates related to goals
Communicate effectively with supervisors, team members, and families as appropriate
Follow all agency policies, confidentiality standards, and state/regional center regulations
Professional Expectations
Attend required trainings and team meetings
Maintain professionalism, reliability, and punctuality
Uphold a respectful, patient, and person-centered approach at all times
Qualifications
Minimum Requirements
18 years of age or older
Drug Screening
CPR and First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain within 90 days of hire)
Negative TB test
Department of Justice fingerprint clearance (prior to employment)
Genuine passion for caregiving and supporting individuals with disabilities
Training Provided
No prior experience required
Mandatory paid training will be provided before working independently with participants
Ongoing support and supervision available
Compensation
$16.90 per hour
Why Join A Bright Future?
Meaningful, purpose-driven work
Hands-on training and professional development
Supportive team environment
Opportunity to make a real difference in someone’s life every day
If you’re ready to lead with compassion and help build a brighter future for others—we’d love to meet you.
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