Find Trusted Down Syndrome Care Near Me in Revere, MA

Hi there! My name is Mary, I am currently a kindergarten teacher looking for summer work with kids. I have experience nannying and babysitting for 8 years, as well as housecleaning for 10 years, and private tutoring for 6 years. I come from a family of 12, and now have many nieces and nephews, so there's never a dull moment. I... show more

I am a full time occupational therapist in a public school where I work with students pre-k to 12th grade with autism, developmental disabilities, Down syndrome, and more. I also have experience working in physical rehabilitation including spinal cord injuries, stroke, and TBI. Though I work a typical school schedule, I am... show more

I have a sister with a speech delay and Asperger's syndrome. I have worked with children with Down syndrome, Autism and food allergies. I am currently enrolled in an education class for children with special needs.

Hi families! My name is Hannah I have been been a nanny for over 10 years now. I have cared for children from a newborn to 14 years old. I have cared for special needs majority of my life. I work as a paraprofessional in an intensive learning program for children on the autism spectrum. I have been a PCA for my little cousin... show more

Residential camp counselor for individuals with disabilities. Assist them with activities and daily living tasks. Make sure they were safe and having fun well being as independent as possible. many of the campers had autism, down syndrome, and CP. was trained on how to care for them and what to do if a seizure/emergency... show more

Hello! I am a third year nursing student at Simmons University. I have over 5 years of child care experience ranging from ages 1-preteen. I love all children and will make sure your child has my complete and undivided attention when I am with them! I am a very calm, caring, and patient sitter. I love to have fun with kids while... show more

I have my masters in special education specifically moderate disabilities and have experience working with children and teens with down-syndrome, ADHD/ADD, ASD, cognitive impairment, sensory sensitivity, mental health, cerebral palsy, and more.

I have a few years of official babysitting experience with a family friends 2 young children, but I also grew up in a big family and would often watch my younger cousins and/or 2 siblings. My one sister has Down syndrome and I have a lot of experience with special needs individuals. In addition to babysitting, I was also a... show more

I am an outgoing and active occupational therapy graduate student at Boston University. I have worked at a sleep away camp for teens and adults with disabilities (cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, autism, etc.) every summer since I was 17 years old. I worked this past summer at a camp for 3rd-6th graders with autism and down... show more

Hi my name is Molly, I am 27 and I have worked with kids of various ages for 13 years, I have worked with many ages from pre-k to 5th grade. I spent many years at different camps as a camp counselor, (grades pre-k -3rd)and during the school year I am a teacher. I have the most experience with pre-k to second grade, spending 8... show more

Hello :) I am a special educator at the high school level! My passions for life and vocational skills transfer over into the licenses I hold- Severe Special Education and Transition Specialist I enjoy working with young adults and helping them increase their independence and autonomy while enjoying their daily activities! I... show more

Hi! My name is Kelsey and I am a Special Education Teacher with a Masters degree in Education with a concentration in Moderate Disabilities. In the past, I have worked with students with multiple disabilities including Autism, Cognitive disabilities, Health disabilities, Developmental Delays, Communication Disorders, Seizure... show more

Special needs is a passionate issue for me as I worked professionally with child with different disabilities in the classroom setting. Then, three years ago we were blessed with our daughter, who has Down syndrome.

I have worked with children and adults with a wide range of special needs since I was in high school. I was extremely involved in our special education program at my high school and college (at Clemson University). I have also worked for multiple families with children/ adults with Down Syndrome and Autism, but also have... show more

Experienced child care provider with 5 years of expertise, specializing in caring for children, including those with special needs such as autism, down syndrome, and ADHD. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Psychology with a focus on Developmental Psychology, which allows me to provide tailored care and support for children's unique... show more

Hello, my name is Laurel and at this point, I am only looking for an occasional weekend position. I currently work as a professional nanny and have been nannying for a total of 9 years. I have been working with children in many different capacities for 20+ years, 11 of which were with people with various disabilities fitting... show more

I received a Master's degree from Lesley University in 1994 and prior to that I worked as a special education teacher at a school in Waltham for four years and and then in Reading public schools for one year. During that time, I worked with a broad spectrum of disabilities including severe autism, cerebral palsy, ADD, down... show more

Hello, I've been working with children for many years. I have worked in the school System for many years. In the classrooms I have done one on one with special needs/down syndrome/autistic children along with ADHD. The ages range from toddler to third grade. I have also worked in afterschool programs along with summer camps... show more

I am a Mom of a 34-year-old developmental delayed daughter and I have a 36-year-old down syndrome sister in law.

I have a younger brother with Downs Syndrome and another with epilepsy so I've always had a passion for working with those who have special needs. I've experienced working one on one with children in a classroom, as well as, running an inclusive classroom with those on the autism spectrum.