Find Top Special Needs Adult Care Near Me in Romeoville, IL

As a college student navigating life with ADHD, I deeply empathize with the experiences of neurodivergent individuals. I believe in embracing diverse perspectives and I cherish the opportunity to be part of someone's journey. My passion lies in providing compassionate care, offering guidance, and instilling healthy coping... show more

Hello! I am currently a Special Education Teacher! I have worked in a variety of classroom settings and a diverse population of students. This is my true calling and I love what I do everyday! I am here to help support your family in whatever you may need.

Hello, my name is Allan. I am a certified Paraprofessional at Guiding Lights Academy. I help K-12 special needs children learn essential life skills. In my view a child's safety is the cornerstone in the educational journey. I'd like to demonstrate my skills to earn your trust and respect on this journey.

I have worked in the educational field for 20 years. During that time I was a behavioral specialist and learning behavioral specialist. I have taught children in a self contained setting and in team taught classrooms.

Hi my name is Lidia. I'm 44 years old. I've lived in Plainfield for seven years. I have a daughter that is 22 years old. I started working with children about 10 years ago. Work with children is my enjoyment because I love them. I work with infants and toddlers. Some of the activities that I have done with the children are... show more

Hello, My name is Katie and one of my favorite activities is to help children. I have worked with children and young adults with disabilities all over the spectrum. With my exceptional experiences in proving care to all special need children and young adults. Having the ability to obtain the huge knowledge of various caregiver... show more

I have lots of experience with special needs children. My little brother and cousin have autism, my niece has Down syndrome and my other little cousin has ADHD. I have personal experience, but I also want to go to school to become a special needs teacher. As of right now, I work as an assistant teacher in an elementary school.... show more

I have been a caregiver for 10 years and am very passionate about what I do. One of my employers had an 18-year-old daughter with epilepsy. I assisted her with homework, morning routine, meal preparation, and other household duties. I was also a math teacher in my home country of Lithuania for 20 years, which sometimes required... show more

I have three young children of my own. I used to babysit for a child with ADHD. Every time was a positive experience. I always incorporate learning into whatever we are doing, whether that be flash cards, art type projects, or reading books.

I am a very compassionate and caring kind of person with more than five years of caregiver experience. I have worked as a live in caregiver for over three years, and I am familiar with Dementia, Alzheimer's, Osteoporosis, and special needs care. I am very loyal, dependable, honest, and hard working. I give 100% in what I do, and... show more

I am a CNA and I have been since 2009. I have worked in homes and nursing homes with people with special needs. I am experienced in this area of work.

Hello, my name is Lori. I am a mother of two grown children, and a grandmother of 5 wonderful grandchildren. I have been working with students whom have special needs at the high school level for the past 15 years. I have experience with working with students with a variety of special needs. I've worked with students whom are... show more

Hello! My name is Sydney, and I am 19 years old! I have been babysitting for 6 years, and have experience with all age groups! I am also a caregiver through the center of disabilities in Joliet, so I do have plenty of experience with special needs! I do have open availability throughout the summer, however I am in school so... show more

I actually went to school to train for this position; it became a passion of mine after having to deal with my brother's epilepsy. As a child, that was very hard for me, but as I got older, I decided to get trained in case there were ever a incident outside of my home where I could help the person in need.

I worked with a toddler in the infant room who had Down syndrome. When she moved to the toddler room, she was able to communicate with us when she wanted more to eat or drink. She was able to walk but did it slowly.

I worked with Special Needs children for 5 years. I enjoy working with the children. They make me smile.

Hello, my name is Lori. I am a 59-year-old mother of 2 great adult children, and 5 amazing grandchildren. I work as a paraprofessional for students whom have special needs at the high school level, and have been for the last 17 years. Coming from a family with debilitating illness, I have unfortunately had a lot of experience... show more

I am writing to apply for the position of a caregiver. Your job description fits my career interests, education, and availability times. Based on your specific needs, the following are some of the many attributes which make me a perfect candidate for this position: Demonstrated ability to provide compassionate care to elderly... show more

Hey, my name is Rodney C, I'll been in healthcare since I was 21, I love what I do, I think it's my job to help others. I'll been trained hands on, in safety care, DSP, rule 50(rule and neglect). I have worked with the age range of 17 to 85 years old. I have worked for 3 other organizations in Joliet Illinois. I just moved back... show more

I have 11 years exceptional experience with assisting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, 4 years and counting living with 2 individuals, 1- an young male w/ autistic spectrum disorder and 2- intellectual disability and sickle cell anemia. I absolutely love and take pride in what I do.