Special Needs Care in Sheffield

| I am currently a student at the university of Sheffield, before this I was a support worker for 4 years. I supported adults between 18-60+ with a range of physical and mental disorders. I have experience handling medication, finances, personal care and behaviour management. I have excellent communication skills and I'm very reliable, most importantly I am enthusiastic in my work and really enjoy it.

| I work with special needs student in schools. I love to work with children.

| Hi. My name is Lauren and I am 28years old. I have been looking after young children for over 10 years now and love it! I am very nurturing and trustworthy. I work full time in a day nursery based in the baby unit. Working with children since a young age as always been my passion..I have younger cousins and god children I often look after in my free time. I am first aid trained and dbs checked.. I also have level one in BSL. I can also provide other babysitting references. Hope to hear from you.

I have been in childcare for 10 years and have worked with all age groups from 3 months to 16 years. I have gained vital experience doing this. I have been working with children with special needs for the last year and a half at a Respite Centre. I enjoy my time with the children, helping them through their daily routines. I love to see them smile, enjoying the time they spend with me. I find it important to help the families as much as I can because they need time for themselves.

| Hi I'm 27 and have worked In the care industry since I left school where I did an apprentice with the nhs. I then have worked with private companies where I have worked with children, young adults and elderly. I have worked with people with learning disabilities, head injurys, spinal injury, tracheostomy and many more. I am fun and bubbly and love caring for people. I also have a up to date dbs check

| I have worked with children and teens with learning difficulties and mental health problems, I am also fully first aid and moving and handling trained having worked in a hospital for 9 years

| I have worked in the care sector for 13 years providing care for whole different variety of people,in both nursing and community I have 8 children of my own ranging from 4 to 21 all with different needs and disabilities . I am able to deal with medication, moving and handling, dementia etc . I also am able to deal with pets

| Hi I have been a special needs teaching assistant for the past year and previous to that worked in adult social care as a support worker for a year. I have experience of giving medication, I am moving and handling trained, Team Teach trained, Magnet trained, Peg and continuous feed trained. I am currently looking for work as my partner and I were traveling to Nepal to teach, obviously due to the current situation this is no longer happening and will not be for the foreseeable future. I am an upbeat person who really enjoys the care aspect of my job. I have worked a lot with students with very complex and behavioural needs. Previous to this I studied an undergraduate degree in Psychology and then a Masters in Education and Psychology. I have a passion for travel and learning new skills.

| Many years working with sen children. Wealth of speech and language training and experience. Qualified Braille. Inclusion specialist. Understanding of my plans and EHC plans. Work often with multi-agencies and families. Passion for promoting and supporting independence.

| I am a speech and language therapy student at the University of Sheffield, meaning i have a deep understanding of a range of special needs and communications difficulties. Alongside working with mainstream individuals at an indoor play centre from the age of 14 I have also been volunteering (in my home town) with children with special educational needs in a class room and summer school setting. This day time experience in a SEN care role has been useful but my summer at Elks Camp Moore for special children in new Jersey has given me unbeatable experience with children with SEN. Ranging from ASD to cerebral palsy and dravet syndrome, I worked with individuals with special needs for 1 week 24 hours a day for 10 weeks of my summer in 2018. This was a fantastic experience and has taught me a lot of useful interaction and caring tips for working within the SEN population.