Thank you for joining AssistList! AssistList wouldn't be possible without valuable team members like you who have dedicated their talents and services to our cause. We appreciate your enthusiasm and commitment to helping us provide a reliable, safe, and easy-to-use resource to support the Greater Vancouver community.
During your time with us, it is our mission to ensure that you have the support and resources needed to make your experience as educational and rewarding as possible. This guide provides an outline of the work we do and our expectations to prepare you for your role. If you have any questions, please reach out to any of us as we'd be happy to help.
Cheers,
Kevin Chow, Tricia Pang, Saloni Kumar, Zohaib Jafri and Karan Gill
Board of Directors, AssistList
AssistList’s mission is to promote public health by developing and maintaining a free to use digital marketplace to purchase and exchange second-hand home health medical equipment.
Our test site at http://staging.assistlist.ca is a playground where you can better understand how AssistList works by going through key functionality like creating an account and creating a listing. When trying out features, please use our test site only and NOT our live production site.
Please read carefully through our Processes & Procedures, and sign the form at the bottom of the Code of Conduct to confirm that as an AssistList team member, you will adhere to the code.
Once you have signed the Code of Conduct and we have checked your references, our people & culture team will grant you an AssistList.ca Google account. You will receive an invitation in your personal email inbox. Note that this invitation expires in 48 hours. If the invitation expires, contact people@assistlist.ca to have your password reset.
Please set up your account using the guides below.
Use your Google account to gain access to the tools below.
AssistList is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for its team members. Our people and culture team is available to discuss workplace health, safety, and Diversity Equity and Inclusiveness (DEI), and have put together the below resources for you. While you are not expected to know everything about health, safety, and DEI, these resources are available should you need them.
If you have any questions concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to our People & Culture team #ask-peopleandculture on Slack or at people@assistlist.ca.