Stanwood, WA Special Needs Jobs

They are happy nonverbal kids with cerebral palsy. No behavior issues but do need extra time to process and communicate. Our oldest uses sign language and youngest uses a variety of methods and technology to communicate. it's time for our caregiver of 16 years to move towards retirement so we're looking for someone to take on one of her shifts now with the potential to take on more later. who has experience with special needs care, willing to learn their routine, and reliable. Our family includes dogs, cats, chickens, goats, and even a donkey!

We're looking for someone who has HCA, HHA, or CNA certification. ASL a plus. experience with Cerebral Palsy a plus as well

My son has ADHD and can be a bit hyper and disobedient. He is very kind and loving he just lacks impulse control. My daughter is a sassy loving fun outgoing 4-year-old. Wednesday is late start, my kids wake up between 6 and 8 am, depending on how bright it is outside. I would say the average is about 630/ 7 ish. My son will require assistance getting ready for school. Once he's gone it is just my daughter. She is pretty easy. Together they can be a bit much between being hyper in the morning and bickering with each other, but that's pretty typical of kiddos. . Our ideal caregiver: I really need someone who is reliable. I am in the nursing program and Wednesday is my clinical day and I can not miss this day. I could get removed from my program if I am late or absent. My son has late start on Wednesday and will be dropped off at 10 a.m. My neighbor can take him if the caregiver is unable. . Additional needs include light housekeeping, being comfortable with pets, having a reliable car, a non-smoker. Looking for care Wednesdays (4:30am-3pm).

Hello my name is Judy I have a5-year-old son named E. who is on the Spectrum for autism he's potty trained and very smart and left to learn and help. I will need child care starting at 5:00 a.m. and then my son would be picked up to go to school from daycare around 12:30 and then I would be picking him up at home also the state of Washington will be paying for my child care. And my schedule is going to change haven't started my job yet but do know it has a rotating schedule and I will be working some weekends and off other weekends if I can find child care I will be able to give whomever a schedule as soon as I am given a child care. And payments will start immediately things is how are they are coming from the government anyways.

My 2 girls have autism and require a lot of one on one time

My employer has recently told me I will be transferring back to day shift in a short time, leaving my wife and I in need of early morning child care to make sure the kids get on their respective school buses. My stepson is 13, special needs, but is very easy to care for. He is a very quiet, silly boy who loves to laugh and even more, have you laugh with him. My daughter is is 8, loves school and loves to learn. We would need someone to be at our home by 6 a.m. so my wife could get to her healthcare job on time. My stepson's bus would arrive at the house at 6:30am, while my daughter's would be around 7:50 a.m. Due to the short duration of the job (2 hours at most, Monday and Tuesday,) we would be willing to pay more than asking wage to make it worth your time.

Our daughter is about to be 4 and has Autism. She is such a loving little girl but can also be a handful. We need someone who is patient and understanding and has dealt with children who are on the spectrum. Our daughter goes to developmental preschool so she will be gone in the mornings for a few hours and you will only be watching our son. Our son is 10 months and is just the sweetest little boy! Our daughter would need to be picked up from school and then you would be watching both children. My husbands schedule varies so he never works the same shift every week. I am currently in the process of looking for a job so unsure of my schedule.

Looking for child care for my son that is almost 6 and has autism.

Hello, We have two wonderful children. Our son is 8yo and a very happy inquisitive boy. Our daughter is 4yo with moderate but high functioning autism. She's very sweet and not a difficult child but does require some patience at times. Our daughter gets on the bus each morning and our son then is driven to school. We're looking for someone who can be available during the day for a week at the end of January to be available from 6a-6p. In addition we're looking for someone who can come to our house a few hours once a week (hours can be flexible) as soon as possible so our kids can get used to someone new as well as the other way around. We'd prefer someone 25 or older with at least 5y of experience. Any experience with special needs children would be a bonus. If this is a job you're interested in please send us a message. Thank you.

Looking for tutoring for elementary age kids who could get some summer school help and make up for lost days last year. They are very well behaved and would work well with a tutor age is 9 yr old girl and 11 yr old boy who has some ADHD and is catching up in school and is challenged in academics. Also A has some dyslexia so any advantage in helping her with that is a bonus. They are super sweet and easy to care for.. need some tutoring with basic school work. He is independent in most areas. He has been in special life skills education his whole academic career. we're looking for someone who has patience and some understanding in working with special needs and possibly help with speech, but not required. To get to our home, you would need to drive as we live in the country on Lake Goodwin.