Special Needs Care in Letchworth Garden City

| Efficient worker who can demonstrates strong time management and prioritisation skills, excellent communication skills. Ambitious with excellent research skills, time management and problem solving skills. I am a caring, friendly and sensitive lady who has much experience in team-work, and who is dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of people. I always ensure a patient orientated approach in the delivery of any care I am involved in, and fully committed to clients under my supervision. I greatly enjoy the relationship building aspect of the job, in particular forming bonds with service users and thereby learning how to care for them better and be more attentive to their specific needs.

| I am writing to express my interest in the care position at your establishment, as advertised. With over five years of experience in providing specialized care, particularly in autism care, I am excited about the opportunity to contribute to your team and make a positive impact on the lives of those in need. Throughout my career, I have developed a deep understanding and empathy for individuals with various challenges, including mobility issues, cerebral palsy, cognitive disabilities, and speech delays. My experience has equipped me with the skills to effectively communicate, adapt, and provide personalized care to each individual under my supervison. I am particularly drawn you because of its reputation for excellence in care and its commitment to making a difference in the lives of its clients. I am eager to bring my expertise and passion for caregiving to your team and contribute to the exceptional level of service that your organization provides. Thank you for considering my application. I am looking forward to the opportunity to discuss how my skills and experiences align with the your coy needs. Warm regards, Christian

| I am a mother to a 8 year old boy who has medical and additional needs but he is in full time education for 80% of the term the 20% hes out of school attending hospital appointments. I have always been a fulltime nanny or I worked in nurseries when I left college, but due to my sons on going medical needs I had to quit the childcare side. At the moment I am working fulltime nights in a supermarket and I feel I am wasting all my knowledge and support an time that I could be giving to a child to develop and grow. I find that part of childcare the most rewarding when I know I have supported and understood a child and seen so much achievement. At the moment I am not happy and finding a job back into care with children would just change my whole mood perspective by doing something i enjoy and want to do.