Designed to improve quality of life, the Generations Multi-Generational Housing and Community Centre campus includes independent senior housing in Phase 1, and designated supportive living and long-term care spaces for seniors in Phase 2. The mission of the Generations Campus is to create opportunities for elders to thrive within a culturally responsive multi-generational community. Generations staff must be committed to best in class care for the residents, and serve with compassion.

A dedicated, motivated, and passionate Building Caretaker is needed at Generations Phase 1, which is a 40-unit senior’s rental apartment building. They will be responsible for assisting in the basic maintenance and general upkeep of the grounds and building. Duties include the required maintenance of suites, completing paperwork, cleaning, small repairs, assisting in the rental of units, and engaging with residents. The Building Caretaker will deliver on Generation’s promise to provide a high level of customer service and a safe, clean, and dignified living experience for residents and visitors.

The application deadline is Sunday, November 15. To apply, please email your resume to generations.calgary@iicanada.net with the subject line: “Application - Building Caretaker Phase 1”.

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The Multi-Generational Housing initiative is looking for a vibrant Project Manager. The Project Manager will work under the aegis of the Strategic Plan Operationalization Committee, and establish and manage a project management office. They will plan and implement the building of infrastructure to drive exemplary care and joyful living, which is one of several key goals in the recently approved strategic plan for Generations.

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