Wilmington Special Needs Jobs

Need afterschool nanny for special needs 10-year-old. Pick up from summer camp. Left to his own devices he'd just play video games all afternoon while I am remotely working. Boys need to be outside. Park, swimming and water balloons.

Looking for a full-time caregiver for our Adult family member with Mobility Challenges, Spinal Cord Injury in Wilmington. Ideal match will meet the requirements below.

Looking for a caregiver for our Adult family member in Wilmington. Ideal match will meet the requirements below.

Looking for a full-time caregiver for our Adult family member with Obesity, Rett Syndrome, Cognitive Disabilities, Developmental Delays, Spinal Cord Injury, Epilepsy in Wilmington. Ideal match will meet the requirements below.

Looking for a part-time caregiver for our Infant, Youth family member with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cognitive Disabilities, Cerebral Palsy, ADHD in Wilmington. Ideal match will meet the requirements below.

Looking for after school care for our 18-year-old daughter with cognitive disabilities. Need someone from 2:30-4:30 M-F. Candidate must be able to work in a home with cats.

Looking for a part-time caregiver for our 3 yr old family member with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Speech Delay, ADHD in Wilmington. Ideal match will meet the requirements below. We are looking for a long term care giver for our 3-year-old autistic son Including morning transportation to and from school / day care Pick up and evening care a few nights a week and a few hours during the weekend. We look forward to hearing from you!

Looking for a part-time caregiver for our Youth family member with Autism, Cognitive Disabilities, Developmental Delays, Speech Delay, ADHD in Wilmington. Ideal match will meet the requirements below. I need someone before, after school. school holidays/days off from school.

Part-time care needed for my almost 5-year-old, special needs daughter. The ideal candidate has their own transportation, has a ton of patience, and will be willing to work learning through play into their daily routine with my daughter. Activities do not have to be "classroom like", just incorporate letter, number, shapes, and color recognition into whatever fun you are having. Some days I will be working from home and others I will be out, so you must be comfortable with both. My daughter has a speech delay which can cause her frustration, so patience is key. Experience with emotional behaviors and special needs kiddos is a huge plus!

Some Tuesday's and Thursday's I babysit a 5-year-old. Every third Friday of the month I do an art exhibit that goes well into the night, but I can usually get someone to watch our baby. We also vape inside/outside. Cigarette smoke is preferred for outside only. Additional needs include light housekeeping, meal prep and having a reliable car. Family Age Groups: Adult, Infant. The baby is perfectly healthy, but I (Mom) am the one with the chronic illness. Diagnosis: ADD, Dyslexia, Epilepsy.