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Our Mission
Mattingly Edge supports people with disabilities to thrive at work, at home, and in relationships.
Our mission is based on the belief that people with disabilities have the right to the same privileges and responsibilities as other citizens. We know that communities are better when everyone is included.
Sounds good, right? Would you believe it gets better? Check out these benefits!
We want to make lives better—for the people our organization supports and our employees. That’s why we offer our employees competitive pay and opportunities to grow professionally. Click each benefit icon to learn more!
Employees are appreciated here. Folks end up staying for a long time because they become part of the family. We're not just about numbers and pairing people together to make a profit. We really do try to make a good, cohesive team here.
Michelle Bazeley
Family Engagement Coordinator
Check out our current openings.
Direct Support Professional (DSP)
Job Type:
Part-time, Full-time
Pay:
$17/hour
$20/hour (weekends)
The Job
As a Mattingly Edge DSP, you support adults with disabilities to:
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become increasingly autonomous
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experience a quality home life
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develop meaningful relationships
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become engaged, valued members of Louisville's communities
You assist individuals to reach their goals by helping them learn new skills, and by helping them to network within the community.
Who are we looking for?
We are hiring candidates who are invested in changing lives and being part of a social justice movement that recognizes individuals with disabilities as valued members of society.
We hope that person is you!
What are the requirements?
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Interest and aptitude to work with and for people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities
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Social skills and empathy required to relate well to others
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Competence to learn and apply best practice strategies
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Physical ability to perform functions of lifting, transferring, positioning, and personal hygiene
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Basic language, written, and computer skills necessary for communication and documentation
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Must be available some nights and weekends
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Must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation
For this position, experience is preferred, but not required. We provide all the training you need!
Who's hiring?
Meet Jean. . .
I've got an opening on my support team that I'd love to fill with someone who'd fit in with the other artistic, creative ladies on my team!
I'm a self-taught artist who enjoys doing textile art (crochet, knitting, needlepoint, and sewing just to name a few). I also enjoy baking and am a huge Elvis Presley fan! I live in a cozy little condo in the Highview area with my housemate.
Become a DSP.
Change lives with us.
Pre-ET Specialist
Job Type:
Part-time, Full-time
Pay:
$20/hour
The Job
As a Mattingly Edge Pre-Employment Transition (Pre-ET) Specialist, you support high school students with disabilities to:
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explore their interests and potential career paths
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Build confidence and independence as they transition into adulthood
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Develop meaningful connections and a sense of belonging within their communities
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Prepare for futures that include valued roles in work, education, and community life
You assist students in reaching their goals by helping them develop new skills, providing tailored resources, and creating opportunities for hands-on learning experiences in professional and community settings.
Who are we looking for?
We are looking for someone who is curious, empathetic, and energized by the idea of helping young people navigate life after high school. The ideal Pre-ET Specialist is a natural mentor who enjoys problem-solving, planning, and connecting with others. You thrive in creative and dynamic environments, have a passion for empowering others, and are driven by the belief that every individual has the right to a life filled with purpose, opportunity, and belonging. We hope that person is you!
What are the requirements?
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The ability to connect with students and their families, providing clear guidance and building trust.
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A natural ability to think creatively to solve challenges and find solutions that help students reach their goals.
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Strong ability to plan, manage, and track activities, schedules, and resources to help students stay on track for their future.
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A genuine desire to understand the world and help others, with a compassionate approach to working with students from diverse backgrounds.
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Willingness to learn, adapt, and grow in your role, especially if you are new to the field of intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
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The ability to adapt to changing situations and thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.
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Comfort with basic technology, including Word, Excel, email, and Google apps, to communicate and keep accurate records.
For this position, experience is preferred, but not required. We provide all the training you need!
Community-Building Specialist
Job Type:
Part-time, Full-time
Pay:
$20/hour
The Job
As a Mattingly Edge Community-Building Specialist, you’ll support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to:
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Cultivate genuine, lasting relationships within their communities
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Discover and develop valued social roles that align with their interests and talents
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Actively participate in and contribute to inclusive spaces
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Create meaningful connections that enhance their sense of belonging
In this role, you’ll use your creativity and networking skills to identify opportunities for community engagement and help individuals achieve their personal goals by connecting them to people, places, and activities that matter most to them.
Who are we looking for?
We’re seeking someone who is outgoing, compassionate, and resourceful—someone who thrives on building connections and believes in the power of inclusive communities. The ideal candidate has a knack for problem-solving, strategic thinking, and finding creative ways to help others succeed. You should feel comfortable working independently while also collaborating with a team. We hope that person is you!
What are the requirements?
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Either current or previous certification in Community Access, OR 1 year of personal or professional experience in the field of intellectual or developmental disabilities
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Proven ability to assist someone with a disability to successfully engage with members of their local community.
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An aptitude to work with people who have intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
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Physical ability to perform functions of lifting, transferring, and positioning.
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Willingness to adapt one’s work schedule according to the needs of the people being supported, including the ability to work some evenings and weekends.
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Reliable and safe personal transportation.
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Basic language, written, and computer (Word, Excel, internet, Google apps) skills necessary for communication and documentation.