Special Needs Care in Liberton/Gilmerton

| G'day, I'm Trish and I'm returning to Scotland after an extended trip back to Aus. I love to travel, enjoy nature, learn through doing, teach through play and interacting. I have alot of patience and a desire to help families make their lives as powerful, progressive, enjoyable, and filled with growth.

| Hello. I'm Stacey. I am a patient, caring, kind person who loves working with those who have additional support needs. I love learning new things that will expand my knowledge and can apply at my work. I have done 1:1 support for 2 years and now work in a special needs school, supporting children in personal care, learning and so on.

| I am 23. I have recently graduated university with a degree in children’s nursing. I am a creative and enthusiastic individual who loves caring for and working with children. I have experience with special needs care and am competent with medications, feeding pumps and tubes etc. I have excellent communication skills, both verbal and non verbal.

| Hello. I have no experience in this job fails but do have a lot of experience assisting with such complex needs, I was a pupil at a school called Braidburn school (which was a complex multidisciplinary special needs school) with all kinds of needs, including cerebral palsy, autism, epilepsy and so many more. My fiancé all has severe ( spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy) and diagnosed with type 2 bipolar. I don’t have that needed experience that you’re searching for but, if you give me the chance, I’m sure that I’ll come out on top and able to assist you in any way you need.

| Since I was sixteen years old I have been volunteering every year as a summer camp escort to children of various ages, both boys and girls. During the university years I have been working as a babysitter for babies, from two months old to teenagers. I was also helping many of them with their homework (references available). I have also been working for the biggest amusement park in Greece where I undertook many tasks such as event management, childcare and entertainment, as well as escorting children to all the attractions of the Park, making sure they are safe. Later I worked as an escort to a wheelchair-bound girl with severe motion and developmental disability during her social and sport activities. This heroine is a Paralympics medallist with a really busy daily program. This has been an unprecedented and influential experience that changed the way I think and act. Since then, I have been working with special kids with mental disabilities voluntarily and professionally. During the last summers I have been working as an escort to children with mental and movement disabilities in special summer camps as an employee of the mental institution. (References available).