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After school care needed for a delightful 7- and 9 year-old boys with Autism.
This job is for someone who has a heart calling for children and making a difference 💖
Do you want to make an impact in a child's life?
Do you have a few hours per week to help with after school care and supervision?
CHECK OUT THIS OPPORTUNITY...
Hours/Schedule:
3:00pm-6:30pm Monday-Friday
Pick up child from school and transport him to his home in Wittenberg.
Job Tasks:Â Â
Provide transportation from school to home
Engage member in activities of choice
Provide supervision and a safe environment at all times
Provide redirection as behavioral challenges arise
Supervise snack time
Requirements:Â
Previous experience working with children with autism or non-verbal individuals
A compassionate, patient and understanding attitude
The ability to be proactive and remain calm in stressful situations
Must have a current driver's license and dependable transportation
Must be reliable
Wage:
 * Pay rate will be discussed further during phone screen*
A background check is required for this role prior to employment starting
Consider applying today! 😊
About Me- Tell your story
I am a non-verbal 7-year-old boy with an energetic personality!
I am curious about may surroundings and like to explore.
I enjoy the coloring, playing outside and using electronics.
I have Autism which makes me unique and wonderful all at the same time! 😊
Pets in the Home
Dog(s)
Payer Source-FMS provider
Consumer Direct
Credentials Required
Driver's License
Setting
Private Home Setting, Community Setting
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About Community Horizons LLC
Make a Meaningful Impact with Community Horizons
Support individuals. Empower independence. Build a flexible career you’ll love.
Community Horizons proudly supports individuals across Wisconsin who are enrolled in self-directed programs through Managed Care Organizations, IRIS (Include, Respect, I Self-Direct), and the CLTS (Children’s Long-Term Support) Program.
Self-direction allows participants—and families—to have control over who provides their care and how services are delivered, creating a truly personalized experience. While Community Horizons is not the employer of record, we assist by connecting caregivers with participants and guiding them through the hiring process. All hiring decisions are made by the member or their guardian
Ready to Make a Difference?
If you’re passionate about helping people live as independently as possible in their own homes, we’d love to talk with you. Community Horizons offers the support you need to succeed in your self-directed role.