Special Needs Care Jobs in Mississauga

Private family is seeking a mature, caring companion (50 yrs +) available for 5 hours on Saturdays, and 5 hours on Sundays. This individual would provide gentle support for a very high functioning male in his 50’s who has a mild intellectual disability. Supports would include personal care prompting, simple meal prep and light home care as well as social skills modeling. Companion could also provide guidance with goal setting, recreation and leisure pursuits, and community integration. Client is very kind, personable, enjoys music, watching sports, chatting, bowling, and movies. Pay to be negotiated with family. The position is available October 2024. A police background check (Vulnerable Employment Check) and two references are required. Serious inquiries only please.

Give her a bath in the morning, walk around the neighbourhood, change her diapers, give her boost milk. She has a hybrid wheelchair/stroller for transportation. To give respite to mother to prepare lunch and or buy groceries or do other errands around the house or get a nap. She takes Tegretol medication in the morning for epilepsy. She hasn't had an epilepsy for many years ~10 years. Warning: we have an aggressive, untrained medium sized dog in the house.

-De-escalation techniques an asset -Neighbourhood walks -Help daughter to follow her schedules -Assist with meal making, assist daughter with meal making -Arts and craft activities

My daughter has a developmental disability (Prader-Willi Syndrome). She loves all animals (but especially dogs), music (especially Latin), playing Connect 4, puzzles, swimming, and taking walks. She is highly verbal and will express what she would like to do. Looking for someone to support her in the community with volunteering at an animal shelter or similar and to encourage participation in various recreational activities. Work with my daughter on managing her anxiety and frustrations when "un-expected" situations come up. Work with her on creating and implementing engaging activities that would be of interest to her.

This position focuses on supporting a 20-year-old nonspeaking autistic person in various aspects of daily life. The role involves being a Communication Regulation Partner (training provided), encouraging physical activity, supporting motor skill development through arts and crafts, and promoting social engagement through games and leisure activities. - Background in supporting individuals with disabilities, particularly in special needs education. - Prior experience working with autism or in special needs education. - Certification or experience in occupational therapy is preferred. - Excellent communication and organizational skills. - Willingness to learn and apply new communication methods. - Ability to support a variety of physical and creative activities.

We are a family located in Mississauga seeking a dedicated and compassionate person to assist a non-speaking autistic young adult who will be attending university. The ideal candidate will have a strong mathematical background and a passion for helping others succeed. This position requires meeting with the family and getting to know the student over the next few months before the term starts in September. The support person will work closely with the student to support his communication and provide academic support as needed. This is NOT a tutoring position. Mandatory Requirements: - Bachelor's degree in pure mathematics, applied mathematics, physics, computer science or equivalent knowledge - Availability of about 20 hours per week. - Ability to commit to meeting with the family and student regularly over the next few months. - Willingness to undergo training to become proficient in the communication with the individual. - Ability to attend university lessons with the student (the ideal candidate has a valid driver's licence and reliable transportation). Optional Requirements: - Prior experience working with neurodivergent people. - Familiarity with the university environment and academic expectations. - Strong interpersonal skills. What you will get - Opportunity to gain or strengthen your experience with neurodivergent people, especially in terms of building a meaningful connection and acquire new communication skills. - Have a real and positive impact on inclusion of a non-speaking autistic young adult in the community. - Paid training. - Final pay $25/h-$35/h based on experience, qualifications and performance. How to Apply Please submit your resume and a cover letter outlining your relevant experience and why you are interested in this position. Additionally, include any relevant certifications or training you have completed. Before finalising the position, we expect you to provide at least two references who can speak to your qualifications and suitability for this role. We look forward to reviewing your application and potentially welcoming you to our team!