Mount Vernon, WA Special Needs Jobs

Our son is a 16-year-old child born with Primrose syndrome. He is small for his age and is non-verbal with cognitive challenges. He needs assistance with activities of daily living but is otherwise physically active. We are looking for a caregiver who is kind, patient and empathetic who is either an established DDA caregiver or is willing to undergo the training program through the DDA.

My oldest wouldn't need much help. My 8-year-old is very talkative and questions everything! He also likes to eat everything. My 6-year-old is very quiet but loves to be a big helper. She can understand my 4-year-old special needs son and help with most things he needs done. My 4-year-old is a sweet loving boy. He loves to do everything his older siblings do. He is just starting to talk and communicate so it is often hard to understand him. . Our ideal caregiver: My kids are awesome but they are a lot! My youngest is on the autism spectrum so I would need someone equipped to understand what caring for him will be a little more challenging. . Additional needs include light housekeeping, being comfortable with pets, a non-smoker. We could use help with homework or curriculum assistance.

Hello!!! We are saying goodbye to our current caregiver/ sitter of two years as she moves. I have two children, three and six. My 6-year-old is in the autism spectrum and attends school as well as ABA. I am looking for someone to come in twice a week to help his grandfather who is his caregiver, and someone open to date nights on weekends. I need someone comfortable with autism, hyper, happy, affectionate, and a overly social little guy; along with a sassy little 3-year-old girl. We are VERY family oriented and are in the middle of a home being built so we are renting a basement apartment from my parents. So you will have SUPPORT and help if you ever needed it. My current sitter will be attending the interviews and is open to sitting with you the first few visits once hired as you and the kids get comfortable. Before hire, I would do a interview and would like a meet and greet to see how you and the kids feel and vibe. You will have access to my sons therapists and any questions or training you feel you need to interact with him. With this all being said we are an open communication family, meaning if there is an issue, a concern, or you need anything from us we are open on communication and planning. If I needed a night out on the weekend I ask the beginning of the week in advance so we are all on the same page. We essentially want someone comfortable with our family and someone to feel like family. If interested please let me know! Loving. I don't care your gender preference, your race, your age. We are just wanting a good fit with us. The son in the spectrum can understand you 100. He hears and sees everything, he also needs someone open to being his friend and someone who treats him as any other 6-year-old. Someone happy, open to having fun with a child on the spectrum. He is happy to lucky, wants to hang out, is overly affectionate, and loves to snuggle up as well as run around. The 3-year-old is in her threenager stage We have a driveway We have two dogs. A Boston and a pug. Boston is lazy and chubby. Pug just wants to be loved on.

Hiya! I've got three kids starting their online classes, and my wife is disabled and can't provide the hands-on help that they need to get through the school day. I'm looking for someone who's comfortable keeping the kids on track and can keep an eye on my wife and provide some supervision and assistance with day-to-day tasks. My kids are 10, 9, and 7. My 10-year-old is on the autism spectrum and could really benefit with some engagement and tutoring.

Scott needs someone to take him shopping and help prep food once a week. He also could use a reminder to take his meds, although he administers these himself. He is contracted and qualifies for 5 hours of benefits. This is a job that his guardian has been doing for the past 10 years. However, circumstances have changed and the guardian is looking for more outside help with Scott . Scott is a fun loving guy who loves the Seahawks and his job, once opens again. He is easy to be around and thrives on light conversations especially about his beloved sports teams. He is a 48 yo male who lives independently in an upstairs apartment.

My kids are doing some remote learning and some in school class work. Our ideal caregiver: My son has autism and is high functioning but needs patients. Additional needs include having a reliable car and a non-smoker. Looking for a caregiver for my 8-year-old son and 11-year-old daughter.

Scott needs someone to take him shopping and help prep food once a week. He also could use a reminder to take his meds, although he administers these himself. He is contracted and qualifies for 5 hours of benefits through the DDA. This is a job that his guardian has been doing for the past 10 years. However, circumstances have changed and the guardian is looking for more outside help with Scott . Scott is a fun loving guy who loves the Seahawks and his job at the movie theater. He is easy to be around and thrives on light conversations especially about his beloved sports teams. He is a 50 yo male who lives independently in an upstairs apartment.

B is only special needs with extremely mild epilepsy. Hes only had 2 episodes of seizures. Hes currently taking meds to manage them. I would say hes at an extremely low risk for actually having a seizure.