Find Top Special Needs Adult Care Near Me in Zion, IL

I have worked with dementia, and Alzheimer patients, as well as cognitive impairment, non-verbal, and non-ambulatory patients. Each and every special needs client, is special and unique, not one being the same as another. Being patient focused is a must with any patient, but especially special needs.

I have over 4 years in experience being a caretaker. This is one of my favorites jobs. It makes me feel complete being able to help out in some ways.

- Work for United Cerebral palsy ! Work one one one with kids with disabilities to help them in social environments and basic daily tasks - have been on three clubs for supporting kids with social needs - worked abroad with kids 0-3 with special needs

Hello! I would love to help out. The job seems like something I would love and love to help where I can and help with special needs.

Hello, my name is David. A father of two teens. A college graduate with about 20 years experience in the Health Care Industry particularly concentrated with Senior Health. I am a compassionate hardworking person with a soft heart for people with disabilities. Caring for your loved ones can be stressful and daunting. I can be of... show more

My experience with special needs services is that I worked in a nursing home in Lake Bluff. I worked as a RTA (restorative therapist assistant). I worked there for about a year and a half, and I worked in the rehabilitation department. I have also done other various in-home care for seniors, for a woman who was a paraplegic.

I am a Certified aid in the state of Illinois and have taking care of adults with many disabilities as well as children. I have 14 years experience under supervised nurses and have been properly trained with many different situations and care that are needed to be handled. I hope I can answer more of your questions in a further... show more

I am an LPN and have personal experience with my brother-in-law having Leukemia. I also have been a preschool teacher for five years. I have never-ending patience for the sick child. I have two children and 3 grandchildren.

I am a neurodivergent tutor who also works with life skills and daily support for special needs children and adults. Not only do I relate to operating in the world differently, but I've had lots of personal, life, and volunteer experience. Helping others flourish is my passion. I'd love to speak about what we can do to support... show more

Worked at the Ann and the Rehab center in Illinois for two years. I love helping and taking of people.

For over 10 years, I have provided care for seniors and people with disabilities, including hospital, hospice, memory care, and rehabilitation. I have experience in skilled nursing, and HomeCare as a certified nursing assistant (CNA) and DSP certified (direct support professional) I have provided direct patient point of care,... show more

I am a compassionate, loving, caring, mother of 7. I take great pride in my work caring for others, of all ages including geriatric, pediatric, and disabled of all ages. I have also worked with allot of children ranging from ADHD, autism., and seizure disorders. I also cook clean and do household chores. I can give great... show more

I'd describe my personality as caring, compassionate, loving I like caring for people with special needs because I have two with Special needs. I know very well the challenges and how much support is required. I'm looking for a job that allows me to bring my true self to it. One where I am able to contribute and provide... show more

Hello there, I'm Kimberly, aka Kim. I live in Lake Villa. I have 4 kids and 8 grandchildren. I've been happily married to my husband Rob for 29 years. I enjoy helping others. I'm flexible and have been known to go out of my way for my clients. I will also work overnight and for special circumstances. I'm kind, gentle &... show more

I don't have any paid experience. Nonetheless, a kid with special needs was back in high school. I helped him during gym class. I don't even know why he was in our gym class, but I helped and encouraged him. The best act I ever carried out in high school was teaching him how to jump rope. I know it was not much, but when I... show more

Caring for a disabled person requires patience, compassion, and dedication. It's about understanding their unique needs and providing support with love and respect. By fostering a nurturing environment, offering tailored assistance, and celebrating their achievements, we can help them thrive, ensuring they feel valued, safe, and... show more

My name is Shelby, I'm a 27-year-old social worker at a residential treatment facility. I currently work with developmentally delayed teenage boys with mental health disorders and behavioral concerns. I started caring for others with babysitting 13 years ago and have done it on and off since. I have also worked at 2 elementary... show more

I'm currently working at a place where I help others with Autism, and I would like to help more and grow outside of my work as well!

I am a compassionate, loving, caring mother of 6. I got my certified nursing assistant license in 2004. I let it lapse in 2018, but continued working in a small group home with 4 adults with disabilities. I take great pride in my work, and treat my senior clients like family. I have great references from my previous boss and... show more

I have a younger sister with Down syndrome. I've sat in on many sessions with her and her therapists learning, watching and becoming more involved in her life as the time goes on. in high school and middle school I was a part of the schools "buddy" program doing gym and spending time in the classrooms with the kids in these... show more