I'm patient, caring, and friendly, but unable to work full time due to chronic fatigue. After school tutoring doesn't provide enough work hours, so I'm seeking another part time job. One of the jobs I've enjoyed in the past, was working with adults who have developmental disabilities and autism. For 5 years, I was a program manager with Mains'l services in Minnesota. I worked with adults who needed specific supports, such as home management, shopping, budgeting, Special Olympics coaching, transportation, planning social outings, exercise, and family visits. I've worked with those who live in their own apartments, as well as others in a group home. I am neurodivergent myself. So are my adult kids, and most of my friends. I've become a multisensory educator and private tutor for neurodiverse students, mainly those who struggle with reading or math. Your post caught my eye, and I sincerely hope to meet your family for an interview! Judy