Find Top Special Needs Adult Care Near Me in Altadena, CA

I have experience for 12years as a caregiver and 3 years as a CNA ( certified nurse assistant ) Dressed, groomed, and fed patients with limited physical abilities to support basic needs. Organized and administered medications on schedules to alleviate symptoms and improve quality of life. Helped clients stay happy and healthy by... show more

I have worked for multiple families with children with special needs. I am a fast learner, and I know every child has different needs and schedules. I love caring for children, and I am very interactive and I have a positive attitude! I am very enthusiastic and nurturing. I can't wait to get to know your family

I've cared for hospice patients, seniors, the disabled, and children (pets are a bonus). I am active and strong and enjoy working with people and families. I am a great advocate (for you with hospitals, doctors, and insurance) and like to make people smile.

I am a Customer Service agent at Burbank Airport for American Arlines, an IHSS Provider since February 24 . I live at Downtown of Burbank and I am available Fridays evenings and Saturdays (all day) I'd describe my personality as mindfull I like caring for people with special needs because I have a great friend that needed my... show more

Hello! I'm a 24-year-old with a Bachelor of Science in Biopsychology from UCSB. Currently, I work as a Behavioral Therapist, and I cherish every moment of it. I thrive on discovering new opportunities for growth alongside my clients. I'm passionate about tutoring (grades K-2nd; subject availability may vary) and babysitting... show more

I have worked three summers tutoring children with learning disabilities and one year as an aide for special education students, and I have had so much fun working with these children. I have worked with kids with autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, and tutored children with dyslexia. It is so wonderful to get to know them and help... show more

With more than a decade of experience in caring for the elderly and individuals with special needs, I am a dedicated and compassionate caregiver who understands the importance of providing comprehensive and respectful support. Throughout my career, I have worked with diverse families, delivering personalized care and adapting to... show more

Hello! My name is Hildy. I have been a caregiver for children of all ages for over 12 years and I am currently working at Duke Hospital. Over the years, I have had the opportunity to work closely with children with Autism and Down syndrome as well as children who are hospitalized. Several strengths acquired include: - Attentive... show more

I have worked with adults/elderly individuals for 5 years. As well as individuals with disabilities. I have experienced with adults who have had seizures and dementia. I have done toileting, prepared meals and doing activities that they enjoy. I am very active person so physically I can handle any physical activities. I'm... show more

Hi, my name is Megan. I've been working with children since 12. Babysitting in my neighborhood. By age 15 started working at my local city pool as lifeguard and swim instructor. I swam four years on my varsity swim team in high school. When started college also swam. I went to PCC for my associates degree and child of... show more

Thank you for taking time to look at my profile. I am kind, patient, honest, hard-working, well traveled and I am highly respectful of the elder and special needs community. I am an excellent cook and well versed on nutrition and specified dietary restrictions and needs. I am CPR and First Aid Certified with a clear criminal... show more

My journey toward becoming a caregiver was deeply influenced by my experience as a behavioral therapist, where I work with individuals and children on the autism spectrum. I am passionate about helping children develop essential life skills and thrive in their environments. I love being part of their progress, making a tangible... show more

I helped care for a boy who had Asperger's. I cared for him for 2 years. I taught him how to be organized. I helped explain, in detail, things that he would have a hard time picking up on. I also helped regulate his medications and showed him the love and care that he needed. I also helped him with social ques. I really enjoyed... show more

My first experience with someone who has special needs is my uncle who has Down Syndrome. I have always enjoyed spending time with him ever since I was young. Additionally, when I was in middle school my soccer team would play with the VIP team. This team has children with all different types of disabilities. We were each paired... show more

I worked with a program in South Pasadena called The Almansor Center. I was a Job Coach & assisted a group of 4 adults with different neurodivergent symptoms. I would support & assist them at their jobs, as they were custodians for the center's various locations. Our day would start off with the maintenance, cleaning and... show more

I worked at an assisted living for 7 years. I started as a receptionist. I worked in many departments in the same facility throughout the years.

I have 9 years of experience working 1:1 with special needs children and young adults. I have always cared for them with respect and dignity and love engaging with them and encouraging peer interaction. I have my masters in special education with applied behavior analysis. I specialize in compassionate positive behavior change,... show more

I have worked and volunteered with people living with disabilities for 10 years. Having family who live with disabilities I gained a love for it at a young age.

My experience working with children spans many years, thanks to the early influence of my mother, who still works with children today. She holds an Associate's degree in Child Development and has worked as a tutor, nanny, babysitter, and daycare director in California. Since my mother couldn't afford a babysitter, she brought me... show more

As a Special Needs Caregiver I have experience with the duty of supporting disabled clients with their daily tasks. The common work activities seen on successful :administering medicines, providing companionship, helping in giving bath and changing dress, running errands, serving meals, grocery shopping, cleaning up patients,... show more