"I have worked at Beatrice Manor Supportive Living Residence for five months. My background as a RN and my work at SupportiveLiving allows me to practice medication management in my interactions with the residents. I continue to learn how to handle individuals with mental health issues.

Pat and Cyndy are very helpful in supporting my role there as a home operator. All in all, SupportiveLiving.ca is a great company to work for as they provide support to all of their staff and residents."

"I joined SupportiveLiving.ca as as staff member almost two years ago in May 2018 when I was training to become a nurse. I was given a live-in position at Humberstone Manor Supportive Living Residence which was a great help to me while I was studying. SupportiveLiving afforded me the opportunity to obtain my nursing certification while housing and employing me in my field of studies.

My job is to help the residents adjust in their daily lives and my time spent with them allows me to learn how to assist them. If I need support, the SupportiveLiving management team is there to help resolve any issues. I have grown personally and professionally and I am proud to be working for a company that is helping the community."

"Working for SupportiveLiving.ca provides me with a safe and comfortable family atmosphere to learn and grow with the residents. I love having the one on one interaction with residents and being a part of their growth in the home and within the community.

In the past two months, SupportiveLiving’s management team has provided endless support and training, helping me reach goals within my field. With housing being a huge crisis, I’m happy to be a part of an impactful change of offering stable and affordable housing for my residents."

"I started working at White House Lodge Supportive Living residence two months ago and what can I say? I have worked in many group homes but found SupportiveLiving.ca to be a large, welcoming company, offering so much opportunity to grow.

My decision to leave the other group homes and work at SupportiveLiving.ca was solely based on the amazing support I received from their management team. It is a breath of fresh air to know my voice is heard and they are committed to my success.

While my home base is White House Lodge, I was given the opportunity to travel to other Supportive Living residences. It gives me the chance to work with a diverse set of residents, with various diagnoses, enabling me to learn different ways of how to help them. I am also delighted to work with a new community in direct coordination with churches or food banks.

My job is never boring and my work keeps me on my toes. I highly recommended working here. SupportiveLiving.ca is a great company invested in its staff, clients and residents!"

"I started working for SupportiveLiving.ca almost 2 years ago and in this time I have been able to grow with the company. I’m always put to the challenge and one never stops learning.

We have an open door policy so you never feel stuck or alone. Vishal believes in me and what I bring to the table in order to help grow the company even more. Management is very understanding and helps in resolving any problems that come up.

Also, I rely on my team for feedback and guidance in working with the residents at the homes. The most rewarding aspect is how we put our residents first and have their best interest at heart. Having one on one time and helping them grow is key to providing the highest level of service possible."

"I have been working for SupportiveLiving.ca at Beatrice Manor since December 2016. In the beginning, it was a struggle dealing with the residents as it was a new experience for me to understand their problems and the behavior. At first the communication with mental health care services, ACTT, community health care and Gateways was difficult. But I built a good relationship with the management team who helped create a good working atmosphere.

All the staff who work for Vishal maintain healthy communication with him and, under his guidance, we are able to provide quality services to the residents of our homes. The company is very focused on delivering exceptional physical and mental support services for its residents.”

"SupportiveLiving.ca has been a great place to work! Management is hands-on, dealing with any issues that arise and solving them quickly. I love working with residents to make them feel as independent as possible. The atmosphere here is one big family!"

"I have been working at SupportiveLiving.ca for three years and been in this industry for over thirty years. I must say SupportiveLiving.ca is one of the better work environments. I enjoy working for Vishal and love working with the residents. If there are any issues or problems, Vishal is on top of it and sincerely cares about his employees. He even reached out to me after my surgery. Very supportive.

At the previous home I worked at, the owner closed and said the all residents will have to go back on the streets in shelters. Vishal stepped up, took each and every resident and provided housing for them. He cares about the people and they always come first!”

"It has been an honour working for SupportiveLiving.ca, and being a part of the solution in the quality of my resident’s lives. Helping them become the best that they can be had given me so much purpose. I give great thanks for the training and support given by SupportiveLiving’s management team.”

"Supportive Living has given me so many opportunities to better my own life, as well as develop a career I couldn't dream of having. The skills provided are not only beneficial in the lives of our many residents, but have made me a better person. They are really committed to staff development, progression and making a positive difference with both employee's and people in need."

"I have been working with SupportiveLiving.ca for nearly 8 years and it has been a rewarding and challenging experience. Over the years, I have been proud to belong to an organization that not only values their employees but also values their residents and the communities in which we provide housing.”