Jacksonville, FL Special Needs Jobs

I am looking for someone part-time on a regular basis to assist with my adult special needs sister. Hours may vary and are mostly flexible. Occasionally I may need a sitter for my 10 yr old daughter. My sister is easy going but is wheelchair bound. She uses a simple sit to stand lift to get to and from the restroom/bed/etc. She requires assistance with meal prep, hygiene, etc. Please reach out if you would like to learn more. Thank you!

I'm looking for someone to watch my 14-year-old son who has autism. Because of his disability he cannot be left at home alone. No prior experience with autism necessary. We live in Ortega. COLLEGE DEGREE NOT REQUIRED I don't know why it says that on my ad.

Looking for a part-time caregiver for our Adult family member with Special needs, Developmental Delays, Mobility Challenges, Cerebral Palsy , lung disease . Ideal match will meet the requirements below. More info if interested applicant.

I am looking for a part-time caregiver four Adult, Senior family member with Spinal Cord Injury in Jacksonville. Ideal match will meet the requirements be low. -Transferring from bed to wheelchair -Personal hygiene assistance -Bathing and dressing -Catheter care -PT or OT knowledge (optional) -Help with elderly pet

We are looking for someone to help 2-3 afternoons a week, the days are flexible, with school pick-up and hang out with them until we get home from work. We have 5-year-old triplets, one who is special needs. He is sweet and just does his own thing, but is non-verbal and still in diapers. The other 2 are relatively typical busy boys. The person hired needs to be able to drive kids around (with our vehicle or yours) and have a reasonably clean driving record.

Looking for someone reliable, interested in finding someone who can watch my daughter 2x a week between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Willing to do a nanny/daycare share if your in the area. Also interested in date night 1x a week, for 3 kids but they will all be asleep or in bed. Very flexible person, some days will be short hours of husband gets off early but will give a flat rate. Also someone comfortable with special needs and has patience, daughter is non verbal. Outdoor Walks Trampoline Balls Running Nap Meals Patience Friendly Dependable No pets in house

I need someone to receive my Son around 330 p.m. off the school bus that pulls up to the front yard and bring him inside. watch cartoons until I get home before 4 p.m. easy extra money

I'm 41 & disabled. I have Lupus, RA, Gastroparesis with feeding tube, degenerative disc disease & 6 bulging discs. I have ADHD, HSP, PTSD with panic attacks. we're looking for liberal thinking, open-minded individuals. we are LGBTQIA+, neurodivergent, black lives matter, anti-racist, intersectionality & inclusive feminism, pro-women's health, senior rescue dogs household & positive reinforcement training only, no yelling/scolding/absolutely no hitting. I'm sensitive to sensory overload. no loud TV/music except the sound of rain or lo-fi beats calm me. Most days I'll be in bed or at doctors appointments. just need help with getting up every day to get my meds down and letting the dogs out by 3 p.m. also, starting to try paint by numbers for occupational therapy to get stronger and find something that is stress relieving too.

Two kids have special needs (down syndrome) and one of them, our son A (9), also is non-verbal autistic (very tolerant, laid back and a cuddle bug once he's comfy with you). The other, J. (8) (who we are fostering) just has Down's and is very loving and has a larger than life personality. The three other boys are A. twin brother L, and then their younger 5-year-old twin brothers L. and J.. All sweet boys and lots of fun. . Our ideal caregiver: Responsible, energetic and can keep the brood busy, engaged and (mostly) off their tablets! . Additional needs include light housekeeping, having a reliable car, a non-smoker. We could use help with structuring activities and homework or curriculum assistance. My schedule may vary.

I have a 5yo who is in virtual school. She sometimes has trouble staying on track so she'll need help staying on task at times. Sometimes, the teacher has a question but you won't have to do much besides making sure she attends live lessons. My 4yo is not is school yet but I plan to virtual her as well. She has been diagnosed with Autism Symptoms so we service her as if she has it. She says words and sings but does not respond verbally to communication. Sometimes loud sounds or over affection is overwhelming. She is busy though and needs to be watched constantly. . Our ideal caregiver: Some type of Autism experience a plus. Additional needs include light housekeeping, having a reliable car, a non-smoker. We could use help with structuring activities. Flexible start date.