Special Needs Care in Banff

| I spent a year working in an outdoor activities center as a trainee instructor providing outdoor activities to both children and adults with special needs. I'd lead group of up to 10 and provide activities such as canoeing, zip line, biking and many more. I then spent last summer in America working in a summer camp for children and adults with special needs. Each week I was taking care of either 1 to 3 campers. I am now experienced with working with personal care, wheelchair users and many other additional needs in adults and children. I think I am a responsible, caring young adult and would love the opportunity to meet and help others in the Banff area.

| I am reliable caring and loving person I am gentle and love helping people especially those who have special needs. I want to provide with comfort and security of having trustworthy.

| Dear future families, I am a graduated nurse back home in Germany and confident in first aid/ CPR and emergency situations. Last year I worked as an Au pair for a family with a 4 year old son and as a carer for disabled people. I’m passionate about all kinds of sports and especially winter sports, that’s why I’d love to meet a family near the mountains. Feel free to message me for any other questions. Nora

| I am 31 years old and have worked in healthcare for over 10 years. My clinical background as a registered nurse is in Intensive Care, however I have also provided voluntary services at a Children's Hospital and currently work as a Health Care Aide at a Long Term Care facility. I am comfortable working with all ages and abilities of individuals.

| Hello My name is Anaïs I am 29 years old and I am French but I speak English. I have my diploma as a special educator and 3 years of experience with a child with a special need. I have ten years of experience in childcare (summer camp, babysitting, au pair...) I am patient, fun and listening to children and their needs. let me know if my profile interests you hope to hear from you soon

| I have been working for people with additional needs for 9 years. I started my career with elderly residents with dementia and other complex medical needs. I then worked 1-1 as a support worker for a young adult with brain injury, ADHD and a range of other medical needs. After this, I studied to become a teacher and have been qualified for five years. In both the schools I have worked at, I have taught children with a range of complex educational, behavioural and medical needs.