7/2/25-8/1/25 Monday/Tuesday 7am-3pm
Wednesday-Friday 6:30am-8am; 2pm-8pm
Saturday and Sunday 7am-7pm
8/18/2025- Start of school, schedule is typically Monday-Friday 5:30am-8am, 2pm-7pm
Saturday and Sunday 7am-7pm
Schedule will vary based on school calendar, no school, means staff can work day shift, with school then staff is split between before and after. He can get physical when trying to express himself or communicating. He has PICA, he elopes and likes to climb to high places. He has physical aggression and self-injurious behaviors. He needs to be spoken to in a calm voice, encourage use of supportive technology, redirection, engagement in fun activities (such as jumping on the trampoline, playing outside or going on car rides). He needs complete assistance for taking medications and help with scheduling and taken to appointments. He requires assistance to complete hygiene routine and needs support during bathing and to be close by if help is needed while toileting. It is important for staff to be close by at all times, offer redirection, be consistent with his routine, ensure reminders and support are given and help with managing appointments and medication. Mom prefers a provider that is athletic as he is young and likes to be active outside. She wants staff to jump and play with him. He can be affectionate and has the best laugh. He is looking for that one person that can just be his friend to adventure with and watch his videos with him.
- 12 hours of direct support daily, 7 days a week
- 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. schedule until I’m enrolled in a weekday day or employment program
- Once enrolled, weekday support would shift to 2:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
- Weekend hours will remain 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
- ATN transportation services
- Help with medications, cooking, and outings in the community
- Strong, clear communication and consistent collaboration with my support team
- A steady approach that respects structure and follows through with plans
2025 -037 6/19/2025
In need of temporary housing for a 35 year old male while we continue to search for a permanent home for him. Services would be funded through GCBDD Local Funds while waiting for his I/O Waiver to become active in July. He attends a Day Program in Chardon 5 days/week, ambulates independently and is able take care of all personal hygiene activities independently.
He does not cook but can use a microwave like a champ! He would need some guidance when doing laundry or running a dishwasher. He enjoys gaming on his Switch, going to parks, movies, getting ice cream and many other activities. Close supervision is required in the Community and around peers.
She is highly independent with most tasks but would benefit from assistance with transportation and guidance in these outings. There is no set schedule required, and she is flexible with drop-in days or working around a provider's availability during weekdays.
If this sounds like something you’d be interested in, we’d love to hear from you!