Special Needs Care Jobs

Help needed for: Getting ready for school School drop off and pickup Homework Settling down in evening to bed

Happy active 7 year old needs child minding with someone with experience with Autism within family home. Providing patience and care for 5 hours. Monday- Friday 9am - 2pm on a temporary basis.

We are looking for an additional Support Worker/ Personal Care Assistant to join our welcoming team, to support a young lady to live in her own home. Encouraging and enabling her to live an independent and fulfilling life. Candidates must have good motivational skills, be physically fit, have a sunny disposition, positive outlook and can do attitude. Successful applicants should be prepared to turn a hand to any task relating to every day life. No qualifications are needed and full training, with a person centred approach, will be provided during paid shadow shifts. *** Bank shifts available *** Candidates must have good motivational skills, be physically fit, have a sunny disposition, positive outlook and can do attitude. Successful applicants should be prepared to turn a hand to any task relating to every day life. General Duties include: Supporting her with morning routine of getting up out of bed, bathing, dressing & undressing and bedtime routine. Food preparation and cooking of meals Good organisational skills Laundry and light cleaning Assisting with exercise Accompanying and supporting her to attend social activities such as theatre, meals and lunches out Accompanying and supporting her during swimming and the gym CANDIDATES MUST HOLD A UK DRIVING LICENCE. Holiday entitlement will be based on hours worked (pro rata) Pension scheme included. Starting Salary: £12.00 p/h. Part-time hours: To be discussed at interview Full-time hours: To be discussed at interview Job Types: Part-time, Permanent Pay: From £12.00 per hour Benefits: Casual dress Company pension Shift: 10 hour shift 12 hour shift 8 hour shift Day shift Licence/Certification: Driving Licence (required) Work Location: In person

K. is 4 years old and he's a very happy little boy. He was diagnosed ASD two years ago and most of the time he is very easy going, loves independent play and he is also very smart for his age. Keon loves numbers, letters, flags and landmarks. He's also obsessed with Sea Animals and Space. Most of the time, specially if at home it's very easy to handle Keon's routines. He is very chilled and is always smiling. He does need help with putting clothes on sometimes. Currently, as we recently move to London K. is waiting for a school placement through his EHCP, but from January the routine will change. We will still need a full-time nanny but then he will be going to school and we will also need help dropping him off/collecting him. In the time you're waiting for him to finish school if you still want to keep the same hours you could help us with our 1 year old. We need someone currently Mon-Friday 9am-3pm, from January it will be from 8am-4pm (including picking up/drop off at school). I finish at work at 4pm but my partner will be at home to be with the kids while I'm coming back. We're looking for someone available to start as soon as possible and ideally with DBS cheeks. Thanks!

Getting ready morning, myself and with my assistance most of tge time we support by prompting&emotional support 2 kids with additional needs age 10 and 12 and 4 year old school starter. If own transport available then 1 school drop each morning. Occasional support day tomes and after school depending on needs and availability of other carers who work with the family. Term time only. £15 per hr plus fuel on agreement pay on day greenleys mk very rare evening work too if goes well after while mother may attend courses outside the home and leave the kids

We're looking for an ongoing Support Worker who can commit to a 7-hour Sunday shift to support an Adult Female with Cerebral Palsy. Very independent, the client needs minimal-to-moderate disability support during the day--primarily, support with preparing meals and feeding, some computer tasks, household help (feeding the cat), and general observation for fall or choke hazards. Very few personal care tasks are needed (no bathroom or showering help required), however, the odd outing may call for a nice outfit, hair, and makeup! Based: central London. Looking for someone who can commit to Sundays until at least June 2025. Some experience and references required.

We're looking for an experienced SEN babysitter to take care of our lovely and energetic little girl at home in the afternoons from 1pm to 4pm every weekday, ideally. She's autistic, non verbal and going to nursery in the morning.

Looking for a PA to help me live life! Must love dogs and be happy to help administer medication, fill up oxygen and set up feeding pump. You will be shown how to do all tasks and I can direct all aspects of care needed.

We are looking for an english speaking teacher who has taught children with autism. Looking at 3/4 hours weekly over one or two days. Thanks.

Looking for after school pick-up from local School (around 3.15pm) and 3 hours of care (until 6:15pm) for our 4yo autistic son. He is a very happy and active boy who is easily entertained. We would like someone to do pick and take him in the community after school, where there are lots of activities he enjoys within easy walking distance (all within half a mile) from the school, such as the local park, soft play, library or swimming. In the winter, we are happy for carers to take him home and do activities in our home as well, as we live within this half mile area. His care needs are relatively simple, as he enjoys chatting with his carers, is happy to hold hands and walk places, loves to run around in the park or soft play, or read and have hot chocolate at cafes. His main care needs are around toileting (he is still in nappies), and ensuring his safety while he is out, as he has some challenges in understanding danger, but this has been improving rapidly over the course of this year. He is receptive to new carers looking after him and many report his lovable nature. We are looking for someone who is warm, patient and has experience looking after primary school age autistic children. Our main priority is for our son to spend quality time during the after-school hours with someone who is interested in his well-being and development. An understanding of the needs of autistic children is a must!

I am looking for a carer to sit with my partner who has pain condition (CRPS) when I go out. You would need to be able to help with her medication and be comfortable helping someone in extreme pain. We have spaniel so you may need to let him into the garden occasionally. Thank you

Looking for a person to look after my son who is 31 years old. He is non verbal and on the autistic spectrum. I need someone from 9am to 1pm - 3 mornings per week (flexible). We are in NW8 9UJ. Pay £20 per hour

This would be a person who is ideally familiar with type one diabetes but if not, it is really not hard to learn and the parents would work closely with you. It may also include working at the child’s school 7 to 10 hours a week in addition to 4 or five hours on Fridays and occasional babysitting.

The job is personal care, washing/ dressing, giving medications, feeds, toileting and helping to look after my dog / dog walks. Would be great if you can drive a van. I’m fun and like going out to try new things! Also needs to be able to follow instructions and willing to give things a try (training will be shown and specific tasks shown by a nurse).

I am carrying person. I will take care any person with extremely as well as heartly. I will take care as my house person.

I'm looking for someone with experience in personal assistance or care to provide cover while my regular PA is away. The role involves helping with tasks I’m unable to manage due to my MS, chronic pain, and fatigue. The main responsibility is preparing a healthy meal. Additionally, you'll assist with household tasks I struggle with, like taking out the bin and recycling, removing cat hair from clothes to prepare them for storage, and other small tasks as needed.

Help needed after school to interact and engage with an 8 year old boy (who also has a twin sister but she does not require any assistance. The child tends to sit on his iPad and he can communicate his basic needs by guiding an individual to what he wants . He likes music but has become withdrawn from the world. Would love someone to help him come out of his shell. Main working hours are after school until 7 or 8pm and possibly weekends.

Single mum needs help caring for Teddy (8) special needs and Caspar 5. Need help after school and some evenings.

We urgently require help caring for our son who recently had to spend 3 days in hospital due to complications arising from his severely restricted diet. L is non verbal and has been suffering more acute anxiety symptoms of late which require a sensitive understanding of his autism. L can be very cuddly and loving but stress makes him act out his more aggressive tendencies. Be aware, this is not the norm but candidates need to be aware that slapping, kicking and throwing objects is part of autism. It is worth noting that when he is engaged and entertained these behaviours are rarely present. This is entirely the point of our reaching out. With a newborn baby in the household and a teenager half the month my partner and I are drowning in tasks and the specialist needs of each child are proving difficult to meet. Our own needs as parents and partners are even more forgotten. We need a person qualified to deal with severe autism. Somebody with a bright and bubbly disposition will really get on well with L. He loves walking in nature, picking leaves, swimming, driving and seeing new places. As such a driving license is essential. His mood is linked to your mood. If you smile, he might not smile with you, but he will smile inside, and eventually his positive mood leaks out! It really is rewarding when it does. L will need pads changed although daytime ones are usually all just wet. Carer's not changing pads has been a major source of his unrest when returning from official carer sessions (social work). His comfort and hygiene are crucial to his mood when out and about. He may also need meals prepared which simply consist of dairylea on white toast. Our holy grail of care is to reduce L high anxiety levels such that he feels curious enough to try some new foods. Any candidate with dietary/nutrition experience would be highly regarded but what we mostly need is a patient, kindly, fun loving soul who can match L energy levels. We are very open to negotiating hours and schedules. Please don't be put off if the schedule of hours proposed is insufficient. It was merely an opening gambit. Pinch points in the week are mornings, evenings (off school bus) and weekends. L is bored with his current care package and needs exciting new activities. He has a safe space that he retreats to when unsettled and anxious and he has been spending more and more time there at the weekend, which means the family are housebound.

Looking for a young and fit carer for a disabled girl in a wheelchair . Need to be experience with PEG and disability! Clean and organise is a must , hard worker and flexible ! Rate is 18/20 per hour . Please reply Only experienced people that have look after a disabled as the job is demanding ! Thanks Orti