Explore a Career as Direct Support Professional
Catholic Community Services offers professional opportunities for full-time Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) in Linn, Marion Polk and Clackamas Counties.
We Offer…
• Excellent Benefits • Competitive Pay
• $500 Sign-on Bonus • Generous Paid-Time Off
All of our DSP’s recieve extensive training through an evidence-based curriculum that teaches them how to deliver compassionate, person centered care for adults with developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include personal care, transportation, record keeping and community outings.
Interested in learning more about working in our 24-hour Residential Services Program, which provides family-like homes for people with developmental disabilities? Contact Bill Swigart at (503) 983-0556 or [email protected]
Jeff’s Story
Jeff was born with intellectual and developmental disabilities, but that doesn’t stop him from living life to the fullest. Jeff has called Catholic Community Services’ Chan House his home for more than 30 years. He previously lived in the Fairview Training Center and, just as its doors were closing, Chan House was built.
Adam’s Story
Adam was born oxygen deprived, leaving him with severe life-long care needs. Adam’s family accepted this situation and always supported him and loved him for who he is – a special person who deserves to live his life to its fullest. When Adam was 20 years old, his family moved him to Catholic Community Services’ Walker Home, a place where Adam’s continuum of needs could be met and his full potential reached.
Our Stories
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CCS Named Salem-Keizer Public Schools Partner of the Month
Salem-Keizer Public Schools selected Catholic Community Services as their December Community Partner of the Month. Each month, Salem-Keizer Public Schools recognize a partner in the community that has become integral. "The work they do to support our students and...
Phil Westover’s Toy Story
Phil Westover of St. Peter Catholic Church in Newberg has been a hobby woodworker for 50 years, with a forte in crafting wooden toy trucks and tractors. Thank you, Phil, for sharing your talent with us.
Mission Benedict Christmas Food Boxes
St. Mary pastor Fr. Philip Waibel blessed 115 food boxes for distribution for those in need this Christmas. Thank you to the many people who contributed to the boxes and to the Knights of Columbus who assemble the boxes each year.