Find Top Special Needs Adult Care Near Me in Helena, MT
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4 special needs adult care are listed in Helena, MT
The average rate is $25/hr as of November 2024
The average years of experience for special needs adult care is 7 years
Special needs adult care in Helena, MT
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Hired by 2 families in your neighborhood
I came from the country that is a family oriented, who cares about our old folks. taking care of you parents is like taking care of mine. I am a retired special ed. teacher assistance. I work at school helping special needs students for 20 years. I can do personal assistance like bathing, house cleaning, preparing for meal, doc....
Marieta can also help with: Light cleaning, home modification, companionship, meal prep, dementia, errands & more
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"Marieta is awesome - very kind, hardworking, and she stays engaged with the client and doesn't give them the bare minimum of attention and care. We had hired other caretakers, but she far surpassed them in experience."
Lisa B.
Rachel M.
Helena, MT
$25-30/hr • 4 yrs exp
My name is Rachel, I am a young, self-motivated nanny seeking to pick up a few extra hours a week to help support myself while in college. I can be available Monday through Friday and have reliable transportation. I have experience working as a nanny as well as professional experience working with special needs both in-home and...
Hannah E.
Helena, MT
$21-30/hr • 7 yrs exp
Hello all! My name is Hannah and I am here to help! I have 7 years of child care under my belt and am looking to join a family long term. I am a professional caretaker with skills that can help your kiddos develop and grow into their own truth. I thrive in environments with routines for the kids, but I can also help manage and...
I am a Rehabilitation Counselor who worked with children and mental health aftercare patients for 18 years. I had to stop working to raise my visually impaired son. He is off to The University of Montana in August and my daughter is pursuing a doctorate in Neuroscience. I am officially an "empty nester."
I do family support...
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