Richmond Special Needs Jobs

I have a 4-year-old son with severe autism and an 18-month-old neurotypical daughter. Looking for someone to help tag team these kiddos! I will mostly be present while you are here. I need someone who will play with my son who frequently needs one on one attention. Preference for those who have heard of or apply program techniques. Aka do what my son does, play with what he plays with, stim with him, etc. Looking for someone enthusiastic and kind. Thank you!!

Looking for a full-time caregiver for our Youth family member with Cognitive Disabilities, Developmental Delays, Mobility Challenges, Cerebral Palsy, Speech Delay, Hydrocephaly, Seizure Disorder, Epilepsy in Richmond. Ideal match will meet the requirements below. M-F caregiver position that can work in our home, getting my girls from school & after school appointments. Help with homework/snack/potential appointments is a plus, able to care for sick children. One of my girls has special needs so I would prefer someone well versed with health issues. She uses a wheelchair & other types of medical equipment that requires lifting assistance-80lbs. Familiar with different types of therapies so we can emphasize what she is learning. More details if we match up to your profile. Thanks

Looking for a part-time caregiver for my children- my preteen with Down Syndrome (11 years old) and typical child (6 years old) in Richmond area. Ideal match will meet the requirements below.

Looking for a caregiver to watch my two boys for 19 days between June 24 and Aug 13. N (11) and L (8). N has Autism and Down Syndrome and is non communicative, but happy and healthy. L is very helpful and very easy to watch. I have the boys most Mondays, Tuesdays, and every other Friday, so need someone who can watch them while I go to work. My schedule is unpredictable, so can go in to work on some days as early as 7:30, and get home as late as 7:30. Also can go in as late as 10:00 a.m. and home as early as 3:00 p.m. Would need to warm up breakfast, lunch and/or dinner depending on the day and assist N with eating. He can use a fork, but sometimes likes to drop it because he thinks it's funny.. also watch, or swim with the boys in the pool. L mostly plays gadget If you would like to discuss, let me know.

Family is new to the area. Going back to work a few days befo my daughter start school. She utilize a wheelchair in public places and walk on her knees at home to be independent. Only needing help with using the restroom and preparing her meals. She enjoys engaging in conversation from time to time but shes usually pre occupied w/teen activities; phone, tablet, TV, etc. I will show caregiver how to transfer her on/off the toilet. Additional needs include having a reliable car. Family Age Groups: Teen. Diagnosis: Cerebral Palsy.

Looking for a part-time caregiver for our Infant family member with Heart Defects in Richmond. Ideal match will meet the requirements below.

Looking for a full-time caregiver for our Infant family member with Down Syndrome in Richmond. Ideal match will meet the requirements below.

Our little one has down syndrome and we need help to just watch her.. Family Age Groups: Infant. Diagnosis: Down Syndrome.

Looking for a compassionate caregiver to attend my 78-year-old father two to three nights a week. He is a home hospice patient, stage 4 cancer, bed bound and prpid veteran. He requires assistance with medications, diaper changes and general companionship. Quiet environment, Richmond area, great for someone looking to study/ work in downtime. 2 to 3 Nights per week from 11 p.m. to 8am, Pay from 18 to 20 per hour.

Hello! We are looking for a someone to care for our 4-year-old nonverbal kiddo on the spectrum. He attends school for half a day until 12. We are looking for someone to watch him from 12 until around 6:30 when mom and dad get home. B is very sweet and not violent or aggressive at all. He has a developmental delay so we are looking for someone to work with him 1 on 1 to help us as advance him. Qualifications: We are looking for someone that has has experience with children on the spectrum. We are still working on toilet training so someone with patience is key. This job is better suited for someone that is an ABA student or someone that deals with children with special needs.