How to Become a JaVinchi's Angel Careers with Compassion

We understand that job searching is tedious work, comes with the uncertainty of having to start all over and let’s face it, no one wants to do it! Well guess what? Your search is over! You have just found your new work family! JaVinchi’s Angels [JA] is just the place and we pride ourselves in creating a community where we welcome you with open arms.  Please email your resumeCV including references and certifications to team@JaVinchisAngels.com

 Provides oversight to home operations and performs duties in the areas of staff supervision, operational administration, home management, therapeutic intervention, teaching skills, documentation, Individual Habilitation Plan and/or Treatment Plan development. 

A direct support professional (DSP) assists individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They help with everyday tasks such as housekeeping, meal preparation, attending appointments and running errands. DSPs also support people with disabilities to participate in their communities, including through employment. DSPs help people with I/DD achieve the fullest lives possible by empowering them to overcome challenges in areas and activities that would otherwise prevent them from being self-sufficient. DSP responsibilities include performing personal care tasks, ensuring client safety, and accompanying clients to scheduled appointments

Our volunteers play a vital role in the success of JaVinchi's Angels. We appreciate their service and hope you will consider volunteering too. You can help help adults with developmental disabilities  with developmental disabilities lead happy, healthy and fulfilling lives!  lead happy, healthy and fulfilling lives! 

Through our Non-profit, we are able to offer the ability to sponsor an individual needing financial assistance or help in acquiring additional Independent Supported living homes.  

For people with disabilities, there are far too many barriers to housing. Without affordable, accessible housing in the community, many are at risk of institutionalization or homelessness.

Across the nation, many people with disabilities are experiencing an affordability crisis. Approximately 4.8 million non-institutionalized people with disabilities who rely on federal monthly Supplemental Security Income (SSI) have incomes averaging only about $9,156 per year – low enough to be priced out of every rental housing market in the nation.

Many people with IDD live with aging caregivers (age 60 and older). As this generation of caregivers continues to age, many of their adult children with IDD may be at risk of institutionalization or homelessness.

 The availability of affordable, accessible housing remains far less than the need, leaving far too many people with IDD institutionalized, homeless, or in “worst case” housing (paying too much in rent to afford other basics or living in severely inadequate conditions). 

JaVinchi's Angel Sponsors through our Non-Profit Meemca helps expand the services we can provide to our community.  Call to discuss donating opportunities and benefactor options. 

Donate through our non-profit www.meemca.org