Special Needs Care Jobs in London

Support young person whilst being transported to school am and pm Part time position term time only 7 to 8am 2.45 to 4.15 As well as 4.30 to 6 Vehicle is already provided

Hello, I am 51 years old and have a 9 year old son. However, 5 years ago I had brain surgery and a stroke. Fortunately I am a lot better now but still need some assistance. Also I’m doing the ketogenic diet and need help preparing my meals. Ideally someone with experience of Epilepsy and same age or younger than myself. Thanks for reading

B, is 9 years old. He has non verbal autism and ADHD. He is difficult to understand if one is not familiar with him, however, we have learnt, his requirements indicated by certain sounds, body language and habits, and his wonderful big sister (13) is always supportive to "translate", as such, what he needs if one struggles to understand him. We require sporadic help- mostly to give mum a break every now and again, which would include one overnight stay per month. We would also require potential nanny to attend for a few hours a week initially so that our B, can become accustomed to nanny before we entrust him into your care. We need someone who has endless patience, firm but gentle, attentive and caring and most importantly, highly experienced in caring for children with special needs.

I'm willing to work long hours. I can work only when I'm free. I have experience in the hospital, and I have been a healthcare for so long.

I'm looking for a nanny for my son Alfie who has Batten Disease. He is two years old and unable to sit up or walk. He us unable to talk and is visually impaired. We currently spoon feed him but are waiting for a PEG feeding tube to be fitted. At the moment I care for him full time but due to have a baby in July and so we are looking for some part time help with Alfie.

Need PA for my self for tasks which difficult for me to achieve in day to day life. If will have experience with children so hours can be increased and keep for permanent work if you would like to.

I have gain 8 years experience in support worker and I believe I have necessary skills to this role . Which I love the job I do and I deliver with empathy and dignity, Respect .

My daughter needs companionship and occasional help with practicalities of using a wheelchair and going out. Someone to help her access the outside world. go places and do things together. A cheerful assistant.

We are looking for a reliable and attentive carer for our 4 yo autistic boy for 2 hrs a week on either weekend day via the short breaks programme. Our son is affectionate, joyful child who is easily entertained and loves to laugh. His challenges centre around sensory-seeking behaviour, a limited understanding of danger and limited verbal communication (mostly non-verbal). Responsibilities include taking him out to parks, soft play or other age-appropriate activities; nappy changing when required; and ensuring his safety. Looking for someone with some experience working with autistic children, and an understanding of the vigilance required when looking after a child with a limited sense of danger. We will be supportive, flexible partners in helping anyone understand our son and how to care for him.

To look after L each morning before the school bus comes to collect him. 2/3 days a week this will be from 7am to support him getting ready and getting breakfast. Other days he will come from dads at 8.15am so mind him until the bus comes. After school to be at home 3.45pm to support L redressing and getting a snack before parents come home/ get collected between 5.15/6pm. There will be advice days in the school holidays however his parents cover most of them. L requires supervision changing his nappy. He is fun and smiley, loves going to the cinema, restaurants, walking in the mountains, going on holiday, singing and dancing and watching his iPad. L is very easy to look after and a pleasure to be with. He is looking for someone that is funny and will sing and dance with him, be friendly and kind.