Cleves, OH Special Needs Jobs

We are looking for a great nanny for our 13-month-old daughter in Green Township. Our daughter has Down syndrome so we would like someone who is willing to assist with her PT/ OT exercises. We are looking for someone to watch her in our home Monday through Friday typically 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. We do have a large but very friendly Labrador retriever so would prefer someone who is comfortable with dogs. She has under developed lungs so a non-smoker is a must. She does require oxygen during naps and occasionally during the time when she is sick. Her medical care is very easily managed. She has been at daycare since born but we have decided this is the best option moving forward. Her parents both work from home so will also be in the house during the necessary hours. We would prefer a nanny who has their own car and is first aid/ CPR certified.

My son has Autism. He has in Home Therapy Monday through Friday in the mornings at home.

My mom and I are in the home with my three children. I work from home and she is working outside of the home. She will be able to provide transportation in the morning but we will need someone who can pick up the boys (my daughter is virtual at the moment but will be going to in person in January) once they're picked up they'll come home have a snack and begin homework which will require help and supervision. May need other help but can discuss at a later time. Our ideal caregiver: I have three children close in age. One of my children has ADHD sensory problems and ODD. I'll need a caregiver that is patient and understanding . Someone who can help with home work (third grade, 1st grade, and kindergarten. Homework is super easy. I will need someone who can go pick up the kids from school, pass out drinks and snack, and then help with homework. That is all. Additional needs include having a reliable car and being comfortable with pets. We could use help with homework or curriculum assistance.

I'm looking for someone to help out occasionally w/my 9-year-old son w/Down syndrome (date nights, random days off of school, activities/events that aren't kid-friendly--things like that). My son is pretty independendent & self-sufficient, but he needs help with certain things, as well as general supervision. He loves superheros, playing outside, riding his scooter/bike, going swimming/to the park, playing with friends, etc. He also loves music & musicals, especially H. He is also adorable, hilarious, and O. My daughter will usually be there too, but she's 12 & doesn't need much care (she can be an extra set of hands if needed, though). Please note: the days of the week/times shown are just examples of possible times we might need help--we don't need full-time care, and we might need help outside of the times listed.

In need of a caregiver for a 19-year-old son with special needs. This falls under the program Home and Community Based Waiver in Kentucky. Hours can be very flexible. 35-40 hours per week if you chose. In need of working with son to maintain and learn daily living skills. He is very independent, yet needs some assistance in the following areas: Hygiene Food prep Laundry Grocery shopping Money management You must be certified in CPR, pass a background check and pass the quiz. Be patient and kind. Understanding and flexible. No Yes Yorkshire

My son is non verbal autism. Behavior issues. Needs constant supervision. I'm a cashier my schedule depends on what they give me.

We are a loving family of 5: 1 school age with some special needs, 1 early preschool and 1 toddler. We are looking for a baby sitter who is open for a flexible, yet consistent schedule that is loyal, patient, and kind. Someone who would help with school drop off/bus put on and off schedule, and interested in occasional date nights.

Watching my 3-year-old toddler with ADHD and speech delay while I am working from home in the back bedroom before my husband comes home from work. Blippi videos, singing, playing with cars, acting like a cat or dinosaur, Harry Potter, and learning new things Learning new words, alphabet, numbers and learning how to control emotions especially when told no Understanding of a toddler with ADHD because he can be a handful at times. Patience with dealing with a child with a speech delay. Yes it is an apartment complex with ample parking One cat and she is a tabby cat usually in my room while I'm working from home

9-year-old boy. Very gentle. Loves cuddles, verbal enough to express his wants. Loves to play chase, cook in the kitchen. Street/ Driveway parking No pets

My son has Autism and he is higher functioning. He really wants to attend High School. We live in Cleves. It is about a 13 mile commute. I would need someone who can help pick him up from school. I may occasionally need him taken if I am out of town for work.