Special Needs Care Jobs

Our little girl is 4 years old with complex needs she is peg fed abd oral feedkng take night meds to go to sleep once asleep she stays asleep generally . Is on special meds in case of a sezuire .

Looking for a caregiver on weekdays from 2:30pm - 6:00pm to care for our 10yo special needs daughter. Our daughter is a special little girl with cerebral palsy and developmental delays. She is non-verbal and needs assistance for all her mobility needs. She weighs 15kg. Her favorite things include being read to, listening to music, cuddles and being silly. She has a very sweet, mellow demeanor and an infectious giggle. Experience with special needs kids and Tube feeding a plus.

Garda vetting and previous experience essential. Requiments are just to carry out different activities with him that he enjoys, sensory play, supervision while outide on swing and trampoline, baking, etc..

Looking for carer for a beautiful young 8 year old boy with ASD and moderate intellectual disability. Mainly for 2/3 hours every couple of days. Mainly over school holidays.

Mainly company away on his own as he’s always with me Learning new skills and more social skills help to manage his bedroom routine

Looking for a babysitter for some evenings and weekend days for a total of 15 hours per month. Our youngest daughter is a special little girl with cerebral palsy and developmental delays. She is non-verbal and needs assistance for all her mobility needs. She weighs 15kg. Her favorite things include being read to, listening to music, cuddles and being silly. She has a very sweet, mellow demeanor and an infectious giggle. Experience with special needs kids and Tube feeding a plus.

Special Needs Support Worker – Part-Time (10 hrs weekly + every second Saturday) *Location: Firhouse, Dublin 24 *Start Date: Flexible *Pay: Hourly rate (to be agreed) About the Role We’re looking for someone friendly, reliable, and great with kids to support my 9-year-old son, who has mild additional needs. He’s gentle, funny, and loves routine. He needs someone calm and steady around him. Hours Set weekly hours: *Monday: Afternoon support *Wednesday: Afternoon support *Friday: Afternoon support (Approx. 10 hours total across the three days) Plus: *Every second Saturday (6–8 hours) for outings, activities, or home-based support. What You’ll Be Doing *Collecting him from school or after-school *Giving a snack + calm wind-down time *Homework/reading support *Play, crafts, or outdoor activities *Driving to and from activities *Every second Saturday: outings, activities, or general support *Keeping his play space tidy and organised About Him He has: *Dyspraxia *Dyslexia *Mild learning difficulties He’s affectionate, very sweet, and thrives with patience and routine. Optional Extra Hours Available occasionally: *School holiday camp drop-offs/collections *Extra afternoons if needed *Occasional evenings (All paid separately at the agreed hourly rate.) Requirements *Full driving licence *Own car *Experience with children or interest in additional needs *Reliable and kind *References *Garda vetting How to Apply Send a quick message with a little bit about yourself, your experience, and your availability.

We are seeking an experienced, warm and caring tutor/childminder to support our 6-year-old son, starting immediately. The role is based in our home in Dublin 1, near the 3Arena, and will involve working weekdays from approximately 13:45 to 17:45. Although not a necessity, during school holidays we would ideally like someone who is available for the full day, maybe 09:00 to 17:30, at least for some days in the holiday periods. Our son is autistic and commenced senior infants last September. He attends a special class within a mainstream primary school and he has commenced transition to a mainstream class. His school day runs from 08:50 to 13:30, and he typically arrives home around 13:45. At least one parent will be working from home every day and will be available to provide guidance or support as required. Our little boy is generally quite content and is becoming increasingly flexible in his activities, although he can be temperamental at times, in particular when he’s sick and sometimes during the winter months. He enjoys outings, including travelling on buses, trams and trains. A typical afternoon might include playtime, developmental activities, light homework, time at an afterschool group or a visit to a playground (or a shopping centre on rainy/winter days). Physical activities may involve walking, cycling or scooting. Applicants will need to have experience working with children, ideally having spent some time working with autistic children. A relevant qualification such as in Teaching, Psychology, Speech & Language Therapy, Early Childhood Education, or as a Special Needs Assistant (SNA) is essential. Applicants should have a good standard of spoken and written English. Applicants would ideally be well connected with other childminders in Dublin so as to organise play groups in playgrounds and other locations. Our son has special interests that he likes to discuss in detail so we are looking for someone who engages very well with children and is creative in developing the conversations, including to transition to other topics. Our son responds very well to people who are positive, enthusiastic and energetic, so that is a key requirement, helping to keep our son well regulated. The role includes all statutory entitlements (annual leave, sick pay, etc.), and we offer very competitive rates, including an annual bonus, depending on the level of experience.

So we are looking for an assistant in the school in churchtown lower. My son sometimes doesn't want to participate in class activities, he's a brilliant boy, he knows his stuff but sometimes he wants to run around and do his thing. We also need assistant in prepping his lunch, just simple microwave that's all. The school opens 8.45 - 1:30 Monday to Friday. This is for a short period hopefully he’d start concentrating in class, we can see a lot of improvement since we started. Thank you