Special Needs Care Jobs in Newmarket

Happy to arrange a regular schedule with you for July and August. Potential for before and after summer also. Looking for around 10 hours a week and I can work with your availability. 4 year old with autism. He is non verbal, speaks some single words. Loves space and planets. 2.5 year old who loves dinosaurs. Looking for someone to play with them, make them snacks and small meals. Would love to have someone long term to build a great relationship with the kids for future needs.

Weekends only, could be days or nights depends on the schedule, if it’s days she requires more help with feeding, changing etc… nights are more calm and less work

For the most part what I am looking for is someone to help her get ready for the day, eat breakfast, help her with her day to day needs, take her to her physio appointments and just make sure she doesn't spend all day home while I work

We require someone to help bath, toilet, prepare food. In some cases help feed( this will most likely change). A person who knows or can learn to empty and change a urin bag. Someone caring and who listens and is organized, attentive.

Part-Time- Live Out Looking for a reliable person to assist a 35-year-old male with a physical disability in his home. Location: Newmarket Duties: transfers using a ceiling lift, personal care/grooming, dressing/undressing, meal prep, assist with feeding, toileting, tidying/light housekeeping. Shifts: Saturday and Sunday morning, possible backup/relief for other shifts I currently have filled Wage: $20-22/hr on payroll. Not a Cash job. No experience required but would be an asset, training will be provided.

I need someone that is comfortable taking care of a 2yrs old toddler with type 1 diabetes. He is on Dexcom and Omnipod so no needles required. Knowing this devices is a plus but I am happy to teach. There will be other people in the house but they are older and not as good with technology so they need help managing my son’s diabetes needs.

I am looking for a caregiver that feels comfortable taking care of a type 1 diabetic toddler (2yr) overnight. I am due this month with baby #2 and will need someone to stay one night (8pm-8am) or 2 depending on how things go at the hospital. The caregiver wouldn’t be alone, there will be family around to attend to the child needs during the day however they are not comfortable dealing with the diabetes part of the care without contacting every step of the way, which is not doable while I am in labour. Caregiver main job would be keep track of his blood sugars numbers on his phone (dexcom) and manage highs and lows. He uses a pump (omnipod) so no need for injections just need to input the information on his device. As I dont have a specific birth day yet (will be asking for a possible induction on my next appointment) the person would need to be on call and okay with a short notice. This will lead to more work (normal hours) as I will need extra help once the new baby comes. Thanks

I am a 34-year-old male with a physical disability called Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. I use a power wheelchair for mobility and require assistance with all activities of daily living and personal care. You will be working in my smoke-free home. Available shifts include: Monday 5:30-7:15pm 9:00-10:30pm Tuesday 5:30-7:15pm 9:00-10:30pm Wednesday 5:30-7:15pm 9:00-10:30pm Thursday 5:30-7:15pm 9:00-10:30pm Friday 6:15-10:00pm 10:00-11:30pm Saturday 8:30-10:00am 1:30-3:00pm 6:00-7:45pm 10:00-11:30pm Sunday 8:30-10:15am 1:30-3:00pm 5:30-7:15pm 9:00-10:30pm Private, in-home care. Duties vary per shift and include assisting with activities of daily living such as: -transfers using a ceiling lift -personal care/grooming -dressing/undressing -meal prep, assist with feeding -toileting -tidying/light housekeeping -showering (night shifts) Friday evenings include driving my accessible van, so a full G license is necessary for this shift, as well as clean abstract 1.5 to 7.5+ hours a week Wage is $20-$22/hour, with a $3.50 travel premium applied to most shifts. Training will be provided, experience is not a necessity but would be an asset. I mainly need somebody that can take direction and is willing to learn. Students of health sciences or those who have cared for a family member or friend with a disability are welcome to apply.