Special Needs Care Birmingham

I have been privileged to work alongside children with various exceptionalities and needs through-out my career in Early Childhood Education and Primary School Teaching. I have worked with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, ADHD/ADD, Cerebral Palsy, and other various special needs. I am very caring and ensure that I create a fun, safe environment for every child based upon their developmental needs. I have a Professional Development Certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorder and have a valid CPR/First Aid Certificate. I am highly trained in dealing with children with anaphylactic allergies, especially since I carry an Epipen myself for a peanut/nut allergy. I am trained in using Asthmatic inhalers. Safety is of the utmost importance and I will ensure that while caring for your child I follow their own personal care plan.

I have worked with children with special educational needs for the past year and I love it! I have worked with many different disabilities and different needs. It makes me feel so happy knowing that I am able to make that young person smile, feel comfortable and happy.

I have had experience looking after elderly, with dementia, macular degeneration, I have also had experience working with the blind and visually impaired, I have helped those who need assistance in their home with bathing, getting dressed, interacting with and taking out. I am a caring responsible person who just loves doing the best she can to help others, I am reliable, trustworthy and a good timekeeper. I look forward to hearing from you. Lynn.

My name is Georgia, I am in my second year of University and am training to be a Speech and Language Therapist. As part of my degree, I completed an 8 week placement working with children with differing speech, language and communication needs. I have experience working in a special needs school as well as in the community. My communication skills are excellent and I am able to engage well with children of all ages as well as having great patience and understanding. In addition, I have run summer camps for a number of years and have completed a lot of volunteering. I have my own car, up to date DBS and I can supply references upon request. Currently looking to provide after school care (2 afternoons a week) I look forward to hearing from you!

I regularly volunteer and work for a charity. This involves one-to-one care for young people with a range of disabilities, as well as taking them on outings. I also have experience in working as a classroom assistant with an autistic child at a Sunday school. Furthermore, I have a brother who has behavioural difficulties (in the process of being diagnosed).

Whilst caring for my older brother and a young adult independently (both with additional needs), I have acquired first-hand experience on what it is like to look after those in need from both my point and the families’ point of view. Therefore I am considerate in the requirements and the standard in which you expect from me. This has essentially inspired me in wanting become a full time carer, as it is something I do for the satisfaction and rewarding feeling from helping others. I am currently finishing university with a degree in primary education, completing placements in both mainstream and specialist schools. The fulfilment and pleasure gained working alongside SEN were far greater and continued my interest in wanting to work alongside those in need. I am a mature, energetic, patient and understanding being who believes that everyone has the right to live the life they want to, and I want to help those in need achieve that too. Despite my young age, the constant/current experience of responsibilities has strengthened my skills and confidence in facilitating for others.

I have looked after children with special needs, including a boy with cerebral palsy and children with autism. I would love to work with special needs.

During my three years at university I have been on numerous special educational needs school placements, where I have cared for children with a wide variety of needs, difficulties and health problems. I have also worked closely with a 24 year old female, with multiple needs for approximately one year, in which I thoroughly enjoy. Working with people with special needs has always been something I have wanted to do, and all my work experiences have confirmed this and has continued to inspire me. I feel I work very hard at my university studies and within any work or placement environments I have been to, in order to achieve my long term goal of becoming a special educational needs teacher.

In my previous job role I worked with young people who are disadvantaged with complex disabilities and behavioural difficulties, such as; ADHD, ASD, Bipolar, Learning difficulties, Split personality disorder, PTSD, Eating disorders and other mental health conditions. I have personal experience with caring for a person who has ASD, ADHD and other mental health conditions.

I am a patient and grace person and my goal is to help the sick and people in need to feel better and to have the opportunity of leading a normal and happy life. My main experience is in my family. My mother have long years heart disease, high blood pressure hypertension and diabetic. I cared for her health an menage her daily medicine, monitor blood pressure and blood sugar indicators. My brother is with mental disease and cared for him when is in need.