CCRES reviews

You have a rewarding opportunity to make a difference each day in the support you provide to your clients. CCRES is a non profit so you don't feel incredibly stressed in bringing in gross profit dollars and the work you do (no matter what position title) feels rewarding knowing that you are helping children with special needs (directly and indirectly) and that grants are awarded to other non profit programs in the local community that support children with special needs. Great support overall and very nice/resourceful HR staff and knowledgable/established clinical team of case managers at the CCIU. I've met a nice variety of caring people in the school/community setting and love what I do.

I enjoy helping people and to do this and help families and clients is very rewarding. It is recommended you are a friendly and positive person who actually has an interest in helping people heal and remove negative behaviors from their lives. I have worked manual labor blue collar jobs all my life before this in low level service industries, and the majority of the people I found there were very negative and miserable. To go from jobs like that, to a white collar job like this utilizing my human services degree was a major improvement, both in quality and in pay. I make $16 an hour, soon to be $17 after 6 months as a TSS in Lancaster, and it is a great entry level job to gain experience before either becoming a BSC after attaining the necessary credentials, or to move into a full time similar job that requires experience in the field. Another great perk is that regularly I've found myself in the community watching plays, even visited horses at a local farm with the client and his siblings and was surrounded by beauty that day. Of course doing my job and monitoring his behavior, but getting paid to do great things like this is such a massive improvement from fronting shelves at a local grocery store for 8 hours bored out of my mind, or getting yelled at in a 100 degree kitchen at Applebee's surrounded by miserable and negative people who seem like they're ready to snap at any moment and go off the handle. To me, a college education and a white collar job helping people, like this one, is so worth it.