Find Top Special Needs Adult Care Near Me in Waynesboro, PA

I am looking for full work. I have worked with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities for 19 years. I have my. master's degree in ABA. I enjoy working with this population because I love to see smiles on their faces when they do things they didn't think they could do or they enjoy doing. I am CPR/First Aid... show more

I first, got my experience with Special Needs with my son, who had ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Autism, PTSD and Bipolar Disorder. I am a very kind, dependable and caring person, which makes me a Great Caregiver. I have a perfect driving record and Background check. I worked at Typical Life Corporation out of York, working with... show more

I am a 45-year-old energetic and compassionate lady with three children ages 18, 16 and 9. I have a diverse knowledge of Caregiving with over 10 years experience. I started my Nursing Career with Sanford Brown Institute graduating with a GPA of 4. 0 as a Medical Assistant. I proceeded to Prince George's Community College where I... show more

I had a daycare in my house for more than 17 years and during that time I had many kids with different health and mental issues ..

I am currently a teacher of the Deaf, working with students with a range of hearing loss in grades 4 and 5. I also tutor elementary aged students with autism and work on goals requested by parents. In the fall I will be switching gears to work with students with intellectual disabilities, including autism and Down syndrome.... show more

hello my name is Marie I have been a caregiver for 8years now and been working with elderly patient at a group home, hospital, and private home. I cooked , bathe, remind them of medicine, drive them to appointments and do activities with them. I Marie make sure that the client is safe at their own home and make sure they do not... show more

I have a BA from Franklin & Marshall in the Biological Foundations of Behavior and a graduate degree in Occupational Therapy. I am licensed in Maryland and have worked in both the adult and pediatric populations but am not currently practicing. I also have experience as a horseback riding instructor, nanny, behavioralist and... show more

I'd describe my personality as a respectful person, calm with a lot of patient I like caring for people with special needs because it is easy for me to imagine myself in their situation I'm looking for a job that will respect my efforts and commitment. I started caring for people with special needs since I'm a child In my spare... show more

I'd describe my personality as a respectful person, calm with a lot of patient I like caring for people with special needs because it is easy for me to imagine myself in their situation I'm looking for a job that will respect my efforts and commitment. I started caring for people with special needs since I'm a child In my spare... show more

Throughout the past few years, I have had the opportunity to work with students and children with various disabilities in the aspect of education and physical activity. As a current special education teacher, I work with high school students with intellectual disabilities transitioning from school to work. Within this role, I... show more

Hi there! I have 3 years of experience working with the elderly and disabled! I am a caring, hardworking and energetic individual who truly loves helping people on any way that I can! I am available monday-friday after 5 p.m. and available after 8 a.m. on weekends! Feel free to message me if you have any further questions and I... show more

I've worked as a direct super professional with med certifications in a group home for adults with disabilities. I did this for two years. The work was extremely rewarding and I found that I had patience and compassion and the job was a great fit for me. I would love to meet and help your family!

Former CNA/HHA, worked in both continuing care centers/skilled nursing facilities as well as provided home health care and assistance/companionship through several local agencies and privately for clients with needs ranging from mobility assistance, medication reminders and assistance, meal prep and feeding assistance, bathing,... show more

My experience as a care companion included assisting with everyday tasks and routines. I was expected to fulfill daily responsibilities such as meal preparation, monitoring medication, light housekeeping, grocery shopping, transportation to activities, and attending appointments. I am familiar with physical and mental... show more

I am in the process of getting CPR/First Aid/AED certified and will be done soon. I am willing to help in any way needed and I am a quick learner.

I'm a mom to several children with special needs who are mostly all grown (24 yo with autism, mental health needs, diabetes and asthma), ADD/ADHD, former foster carer so worked with children with a wide range of needs, currently a respite caregiver and community support person for an adult with developmental and cognitive... show more

I've worked with children with disabilities for 2 years at a preschool as a 1-1 which I loved working with. I've been a Registered Behavioral Therapist for almost a year now.

I have worked for a elderly couple for the last 8 years. I not only cleaned their home but took care of their grandchildren and pets. I also took care of their 100-year-old mother. I was her companion and care giver. I helped her with her personal needs and help to entertain and keep her spirits up. I have always taken care of... show more

I have been caring for individuals since 1994. I have been trained as a GNA as well as a medical assistant. I worked at a Medical Office since 2001. As of lately, I have been providing care for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. I started as a DSP in 2023. I love caring for individuals. I find it very... show more

I'm passonate about making sure all the kids in my care feel safe and loved. I'm mostly thinking of adhd/ autism and how I was able to balace that by including other staff to increase some stimilus and then to take autistic kids into a quiet toom to self regulate