Special Needs Care Jobs in Cambridge

After school pick up (from St Bedes in Cambridge) plus potential for full time over the holidays and extra evening/weekend if desired. Articulate engaging 11 year old girl with Down Syndrome. Looking for someone to walk her home from school, get her started with homework and preparing tea etc until 6pm when we get home from work. Can be flexible on days/hours.

We are looking for an enthusiastic individual who is passionate about helping children and young people especially the one with educational need. Our daughter has a well established ABA program running for many years under the supervision of BCBA certified consultant. We have training sessions for interested and committed candidates who would like to enhance their career in ABA therapies. Obviously some ABA knowledge and experience would be an advantage, however training could be provided if you show interest and commitment. We live in Cambridge and would welcome flexible hours of work mutually agreed with the suitable candidate after review of their CV and informal interview. Please feel free to contact if any further information is required or send in your CV initially.

We are looking for an ABA tutor to work with 17 years old girl who has well established ABA program under the supervision of ABA consultant. Further details could be discussed with appropriate candidates.

I'm a single parent who needs help afternoons after school and some evenings on an ongoing basis to help me work. I have two boys; my eldest has special educational needs, is non-verbal and requires toileting and self-care support.

I'm a single parent who needs help afternoons and some evenings on an ongoing basis to help me work. I have two boys; my eldest has special educational needs, is non-verbal and requires toileting and self-care support. I have posted a one off but I will also need regular help too.

Are you compassionate and patient? We're seeking a part-time carer for our 15-year-old non-verbal son with special needs. He's calm, easy-going, and a joy to be around. Details: Responsibilities: Providing care and support. Payment: £12 per hour, monthly payment facilitated by the council. Requirements: DBS check. Location: CB4 (Cambridge ) If you believe you're a good fit for this role and can provide compassionate care, please contact us. Your support will make a meaningful difference in our son's life.

Are you compassionate and patient? We're seeking a part-time carer for our 15-year-old non-verbal son with special needs. He's calm, easy-going, and a joy to be around. Details: Responsibilities: Providing care and support. Payment: £12 per hour, monthly payment facilitated by the council. Requirements: DBS check. Location: CB4. If you believe you're a good fit for this role and can provide compassionate care, please contact us. Your support will make a meaningful difference in our son's life.

Job type: part-time, permanent Part-time hours: 6 hours per week Schedule: Fridays, plus ad hoc days occasionally Salary: £13.50 per hour, plus fuel cost. Contract type: self-employed Licence/Certification: Driving licence. Location: Cambridge. We are looking for a reliable person to support a 35-year old man with autism and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) What you would be doing: You will drive him to his day placement and then for food shopping on Fridays. About the service user: 35 years old man with autism, mild learning disability, OCD. He likes his routines. It is rather important to him to have continuity of regular and reliable support workers. About you: You will be a good listener, patient, reliable, committed, trustworthy, and positive, with skills to support the man in building his confidence and self-esteem. You will ideally have some knowledge about autism, but training will be provided.

Job type: part-time, permanent Part-time hours: 6 hours per week Schedule: Fridays, plus ad hoc days occasionally Salary: £13.50 per hour, plus fuel cost. Contract type: self-employed Licence/Certification: Driving licence. Location: Cambridge. We are looking for a reliable person to support a 35-year old man with autism and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) What you would be doing: You will drive him to his day placement and then for food shopping on Fridays. About the service user: 35 years old man with autism, mild learning disability, OCD. He likes his routines. It is rather important to him to have continuity of regular and reliable support workers. About you: You will be a good listener, patient, reliable, committed, trustworthy, and positive, with skills to support the man in building his confidence and self-esteem. You will ideally have some knowledge about autism, but training will be provided.