Special Needs Care Jobs in York

My twin girls have Williams syndrome and are both developmentally delayed are currently are still not walking that doesn’t stop them getting about tho! Keeping a close eye is essential, you will be expected to give lunch and clean up after. They love to hear you sing doesn’t matter if good or bad! Trips to the park as they love the swings and just playing at home. It’s 4 hours a week on a Friday with the choice to gain more hours every other Saturday or Sunday (4hr) but this role is with my eldest age 15, also sen but would be taking trips into town going to the cinema etc to gain more independence.

Our daughter is five years old and has a diagnosis of autism spectrum condition. She is currently in her first year at a mainstream primary school with full time 1:1 PA support. She is very physically able, and is toilet trained. She is a smart, funny, cheeky little girl who is very affectionate with her trusted adults, and her PAs have remarked how much they enjoy working with her. The challenges are that her verbal communication is restricted to simple words or 'scripts', that she can get distressed and 'melt down' when she is feeling unwell, is tired, or feels her needs are unmet; and that she does not understand danger at all so needs to be watched very closely. We (her parents) both work full time, and we are looking for someone to help us take care of her during the school holidays. This would involve coming to our home in South Bank, and taking care of her from 10am until 3pm (mum would be out, dad works in his office upstairs). You would not need to dress, wash or toilet her. You would need to do interactive games and activities with her, supervise her while she reads books and plays with toys, serve her lunch (pre-prepared, just needs heating) and take her to the park or playground (walkable distance). Lunch and drinks/snacks throughout the day would also be provided for the childminder. We suggest a trial run for the right candidate of 3 days (5 hours per day, 15 hours in total) during the May half term holiday (the week commencing 27 May). If all goes well, we would then need intensive help over four weeks during July and August (the weeks beginning Monday 22 July, Monday 29 July, Monday 12 August and Monday 26 August (5 hour per day, 5 days per week, 25 hours per week in all). This post would suit somebody reliable and patient with a flexible schedule and the ability to work on the dates mentioned above. It is also essential to have a strong interest in autism and children with communication difficulties. Ideally we would prefer somebody who has established experience of working with autistic children or other children with Special Educational Needs. However, we would also be happy to consider applications from people who are working towards an academic or vocational qualification involving autism, who are keen to gain hands-on experience of working with autistic children.

Looking for an experienced carer to join a friendly team . 4 elderly siblings ,3 needing care ,1 assistance all live in a large bungalow that is all equipped out . A lovely environment to work carer would be working alone on shifts but would have support if needed ,would need catheter and standing hoist experience . You would need to be self employed good rate of pay weekly. Please get in touch for further details.

Hi! I’m a disabled student and mum living in York and I’m looking for a personal assistant/carer to support me for some social hours! Payments would be through agency, as my social hours are paid for through direct payments from the local council. I have regular care slots for personal care, but my support team are struggling to find carers for my social hours through the traditional agency routes, so I thought I would get creative! This could include accompanying me to poetry slams, coming on day trips out, and other social activities. These hours would be ad-hoc but I have 20 hours allotted to use for this throughout the month. Flexibility is really important as just like anyone else, I don’t plan it 6 weeks in advance every time I go out :) I’m looking for: - A female carer/PA/support worker who has good references, is fully DBS checked, has experience, and most of all who is kind, friendly, patient and outgoing - someone on the younger side and/or who has autism/adhd would be a plus! About me: - I’m a poet, student and mother to an adorable 6-month old baby - I use an electric wheelchair, and have autism and ADHD - I love Disney, poetry, and cats Thank you so much!

We have a 16 year old teenager boy who got Autism & health that need social care provision for 12 hours a week. Monday from 13-19pm and Friday 13-19pm twice a week to take him out to do activities.

D is female age 15 years, she has cerebral palsy and is a wheelchair user. She lives in an adapted home Nr Helmsley with her parents and brother. D would like some support for 3-4 hours after school 3 evenings per week, 6 hours every other Saturday or Sunday and 2 – 3 days 6- 7 hours during school holidays. D attends a mainstream school and is studying for her GCSE’s. The support will include assisting with her personal care routine, age-appropriate activities within the home and also to access social/ leisure opportunities. D has a wheelchair accessible vehicle and would like to meet with friends (without her parents accompanying her!)

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I have high functioning Asperger's, I will be working with a strict/tight budget but this will be a one off care visit over 4 days, 5 hours over 4 days so 20 hours in total 12pm till 5pm 27th February till the 2nd March 2023 Must be cat and dog friendly, ideally have a clean licence and own vehicle incase I need to go somewhere for say grocery shopping, non smoker, DBS/background check ideal and preferred. Individuals rather than companies please.

I need someone to be with who understands anxiety and ASD. Also someone who has an understanding of LGBTQ+ issues. Charley is in the process of being assessed. Currently he does not want to leave thr house for any reason. I have an older child (18) but given Charleys extra needs I do not feel it appropriate to leave Charley in their care.