Special Needs Care Jobs in Abbotsford

Salary $24.00/hr Full time - live in position, who can work well with other staff and be part of a team, which also allows for some flexiblity with scheduling, time off, etc. Start date of employment: immediately. Supervision and in home care of 29 year old female with special needs.. Looking for caring individual with exp. working with individuals with special needs. 1. Assistance with bathing and dressing. 2.. Meal planning, preparation and feeding. 3. Administering medications.. 4. Organize and participate in activities such as games, crafts, reading and outings. 5.Maintain safe and healthy environment in the home and tend to emotional well being. 6. Perform housekeeping duties. 7. Other duties as required. Employment location is close to transit. Fully furnished suite. Employment Requirements: Completion of Secondary School. First Aid and CPR certification. References and criminal record check Child care experience is an asset. Persons with Special Needs care experience is an asset. Experience with feeding tubes is an asset.

Our 3 year old son has Dravet Syndrome (a genetic epilepsy). We are looking for a caregiver with first aid training that would feel comfortable administering rescue medications when our son has a seizure (he averages one seizure a month). Rescue meds are intranasally and a needle (training will be provided by mom who is a nurse). Due to his seizures our son is developmentally delayed and has speech delay setting him in the 24-28 month range. Our one year old daughter is happy meeting her one year old milestones and has no health issues. If interested more information can be provided regarding our son. Minimum starting hours 20-30 hours a week but potential to increase hours significantly if right person is found.

My children are all boys. Oldest is 8 middle is 6 and my twin boys are 5. My twins have CP and are in wheelchairs they need almost every thing done for them. They both are bottle fed and eat puréed foods and are in diapers. We are looking for two people, most likely, to help get all up and to school and from School to home again until parents are home in late afternoon.

We are seeking a compassionate and reliable respite worker to provide care and support for young adult individuals with disabilities or special needs. You will be responsible for ensuring the safety, well-being and comfort of our clients in their homes and in the community. The ideal candidate will have experience working with individuals with disabilities. As a respite worker, you will be responsible for providing caregiving duties. This may include: • Assisting with personal care such as bathing and dressing. • Assisting with mobility and transfers when needed. • Preparing meals and feeding. • Administering prescribed medication and monitoring vital signs. • Providing emotional support, companionship, assistance, comfort. • Assessing physical, mental, and emotional conditions of clients. • Facilitating appropriate professional intervention if required. • Plan, implement, supervise, and engage clients in suitable activities according to their interests and abilities. • Maintain accurate records of client progress, incidents and expenses. • Communicate effectively with clients’ families, professionals and other respite members. • Follow policies and procedures regarding health and safety, confidentiality and documentation. • Report any changes or concerns regarding clients’ health or behavior to primary caregivers. In addition to these duties, you will also be responsible for maintaining a safe and comfortable environment for the individual in your care. This may include light housekeeping tasks such as laundry, cleaning, etc. Requirements: • Compassion, patience, and empathy for clients and their families. • Ability to work independently and as part of a team, follow instructions. • Good communication, interpersonal and organizational skills. • Ability to provide personal care and assistance with daily activities. Qualifications: • First aid and CPR certification • A background check • Training in behavior management or crisis intervention • Valid driver’s license (vehicle provided) • A high school diploma or equivalent Please send your resume and cover letter if you are interested in making a difference in someone’s life. We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Our daughters are wonderful, bright 10 year old twins who have quadriplegia cerebral palsy. They are very social and enjoy silliness and have creative minds. Their smiles bring joy to those around! For this position, we are looking for the right fit for our daughters as many of the skills can be easily learned. They both have G tubes and therefore experience or willingness to learn G tube feeding is needed. We are looking for someone who is patient and enthusiastic and has a genuine enjoyment working with children. Strong both mentally and physically and who will enjoy spending time with each of the girls either together or one on one at times. Activities include: reading books, working with communication tech, fun/silly time, going for walks and learning activities. This role includes: Companionship and Play, Multiple areas of support for Personal Care, Developmental Activities and Exercises, using lift transfers,range of motion stretch and massaging, Communication Devices, Administering medication. Training will be provided. Before and/or after school support and/or occasional weekend/evening respite. We are looking for one or more individuals depending on schedule and availability. We are looking to develop a long-term relationship(s) to help our family for the years ahead. Wage to be negotiated Thank you so much for your time and we look forward to meeting you!

I work shift work so hours would vary depending on my schedule. You would know the schedule months in advance so there is ability to plan. Also possibly of coming on family trips to help with care. He has type 1 so he is insulin dependent. I would like someone who has some diabetes experience but I am also willing to train. He requires injections and uses a pen. You will need to do food prep as well as count carbs so that his insulin can be adjusted. He can do his own sugar tests but you would need to supervise and log numbers. Pick up and drop off from school is required so a driver's license is needed. My older child is 16 while he has autism is very independent and able to be left alone. However it would be expected that if I was working over dinner hours you could cook for both of them.

Pick up and drop off at recorded times. Able to share location and communicate when child has been picked up and dropped off.

The caregiver must be able to connect with my child in order to be able to work with him. It requires patience and understanding of how to control his environment and respond to his emotions.