Special Needs Care Jobs in Salisbury

We need someone to help assist putting our son in his taxi for school in the mornings and then being at residence when he returns home and look after him until mummy and daddy get home in the evening.

PA support to take 2 autistic young men to craft group, walks in the countryside, craft and jigsaws. Some personal care involved with the younger chap. Please join the group connecting carers Salisbury on face book

Childcare for SEN daughter, she is very active so you'll need to on your feet! Tube fed qnd epilepsy but I can train the right candidate no problems. Need help in school holidays and if goes well, could do some after school help and occasional weekend so I can have some respite...

A support worker/Nanny/Enabler is required to provide afternoon, evening and weekend support to a delightful 8 year old boy with cerebral palsy in his own home in Salisbury, Wiltshire. The successful applicant will work closely with the client's family and other support workers. They must be enthusiastic and have excellent communication skills. The role will entail supporting the young man to access leisure activities such as baking, music, sensory and outdoor activities. The client is non-verbal and communicates using a total communication approach including the use of a symbol-based communication book (PODD), wristbands to indicate yes and no, and body language/facial expressions and vocalisations to make his opinion known. The successful applicant will be passionate about helping to enable the client to express himself and be involved in as many activities as possible. Duties will include personal care, tube feeding and moving & handling, including use of hoists for transfer into and out of the client’s manual wheelchair. Performing basic physiotherapy may also be part of the job, and training will be provided.

A support worker/Nanny/Enabler is required to provide afternoon, evening and weekend support to a delightful 8 year old boy with cerebral palsy in his own home in Salisbury, Wiltshire. The successful applicant will work closely with the client's family and other support workers. They must be enthusiastic and have excellent communication skills. The role will entail supporting the young man to access leisure activities such as baking, music, sensory and outdoor activities. The client is non-verbal and communicates using a total communication approach including the use of a symbol-based communication book (PODD), wristbands to indicate yes and no, and body language/facial expressions and vocalisations to make his opinion known. The successful applicant will be passionate about helping to enable the client to express himself and be involved in as many activities as possible. Duties will include personal care, tube feeding and moving & handling, including use of hoists for transfer into and out of the client’s manual wheelchair. Performing basic physiotherapy may also be part of the job, and training will be provided. The support worker must have previously worked with children and preferably will also have had care experience. Awareness of cerebral palsy and previous training with first aid, epilepsy management and gastrostomy tube feeding is advantageous, but not essential as all required training will be provided.

We have a 6 year old Austin Son who is a full on lively character !! Can run at speed and without prediction . No safety awareness.

Looking for someone with experience of working with children with additional needs for our ASD son (10yrs). Will need to meet him off taxi every school at our address 3:30pm till around 5:30pm when I return from work, however hours may vary occasionally. Will also be looking for additional care during school holidays if available. Essential he just needs monitoring and potentially given a light tea. We have cats so people with allergies need not apply (no personal care needs required)

Looking for someone overnight for the next month. My nephew has a genetic disorder but my sister has been diagnosed with Flu and needs to rest so hoping someone can stay overnight and is able to look after him when he wakes at night.

Carston is very friendly and engaging with a great sense of humour, albeit with limited vocabulary. The role involves joining another carer for personal care to cover hoisting etc as well as support sessions with Carston in his work placement at a Garden Centre. The personal care is 8.00 - 9.00 am and 7.00 - 8.00 pm when required and the day sessions are 9.00 - 3.30. These will vary a little once Carston's new house is finished and there will be additional weekend requirements. This is a flexible role with other carers involved. Rates - £12 - £14 per hour.