I'm a teeachers asst. now and I currently work with children with developmental delays and some disabilities just looking to continue working with children anyone knowing of such place please let me know contact info please and thank you
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Well, in a city the size of San Diego, certainly the public school district is always in need of new staff?\n\nhttp://www.sandi.net/personnel/\n\nYou also may want to try these (I'm not sure if they hire aides).\n\nhttp://www.encntr.com/\nhttp://www.sdrc.org/c_about_who.php
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Try www.headwaycorp.com they are a placement service but the staff professional placement and direct hires which is nice.
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call your local dept of human services....they usually keep a list of child care providers that they leave out for clients to browse through.\n\n\nALSO: put a ad in your local newspare...put out some flyers
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i also live in metro detroit and have been looking for a couple of months. the job market sucks here right now. i went on an interview the other day and it seems promising. i got the interview through working on a temp project at my husband's place of employment. a lot of other people on the project worked with a temp agency. that's an idea. you can work off and on and make some money while testing out companies. plus, if they are looking for permanent employees, they will consider you and you have an advantage having worked for them temporarily before.
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It sounds like discrimination no matter how you describe it or what they advise you to do or not to do. I would contact your local disabilities office and report the discrimination... they would then be able to give you the best advice on how to proceed.
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Try contacting them directly to request information about employment opportunities.\n\nHope this helps!
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I would worry about getting into a good college, take on a few jobs that are in a similar field to what you may have interests in.  Take on some interns, etc.  I was determined to be a Dr. in high school, but once I got into college I realized that everyone else had the same idea, and it just wasnt for me.  I found a job online and began working with children with autism doing behavior therapy.  I am 24 now and have a CAREER with a decent salary working organizing home programs for children with autism.  I love my work and hope to do it the rest of my life.  Look up ABA behavior therapy, or DTT,or positions working with children with autism.  This is an exploding field due to the unfortunate rise in children being diagnosed with autism (1 in every 166 children born will be diagnosed with some form of autism) and also a very new field that is almost always looking for dedicated therapists.  You might be interested due to your interest in analyzing the behavior of other and interest in helping better others lives.
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I used to work for a company (best in the USA) that worked with individuals with Autism.  I can tell you in the time I was there I worked with hundreds of individuals and thier family's . Each day I was in amazement in how these parents coped. such as the home I went into who had 2 twin boys age 2-3 (during the time I was there) I was in awe how the parents kept it togather these boys were second stage Autism and had some speach and were able to commuicate a little. however there textile needs were out of hand. The family had to literaly bateen down the hatches everything was nailed down or tied shut or latched in some way or another in the almost 2 years I worked with this family and children they actually had calmed down enough to make eye contact keep thier cloths on say a few words and one actually potty trained. They sat at the table to eat and no longer climbed ontop of EVERYTHING. Everday I went to work knowing and hoping I made a difference in someones life ( I visited and average of 10-30 individuals a week) and that a milestone might be met that day (milstones maybe he sat and put his hands on the table for five seconds, or that he made eye contact, or followed directions from a parent. I would go home everynight glad that I had normal healthy children yet sad for the parents I had to leave each night to deal with thier battles, many of nights I would cry on the way home wishing I could do more for them all. \n  There is a great sight you can go to that has everything you could ever imagine on Autism no matter what you are looking for it is there. "More atusim related links than you can shake a stick at"  www.isn.net/~jypsy/autlink.htm\n    Good luck with your surve and what you might do is contact your local organization that deals with these indiviuals and ask them if you could have them hand out a questionaire prepared by you, espeially if this is for a school paper or something of the sort.
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Start with the courts.  Go and find the Court Administrator and see if they need any help.  Or go to Human Resources at the County and ask them.  The county were I worked had job postings in a central location, if you work with the county don't they have a central location for job postings?  I bet they do, ask at Human Resources.
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Like long person with a disability here - degenerative orthopedic problem - wheelchair user.  \n\nI also work professionally in the Disability field and would be happy to help if I can.\n\nRandy G. Wagoner\nWagoner & Associates, Inc.
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Try calling the local food bank, city hall, fire department, radio station, woman's club and your child's school principal and secretary. Someone will know somebody at this late date. Its too late to apply for the Toys for Tots and Salvation Army programs.
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Hi, we were booked in for week B but had to cancel! Unbelievable! I think I have friends who are volunteers in a special needs capacity. Hope it goes well for your daughter, they are a very friendly bunch of people there.
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Contact your local Human Services office and see if they have any programs that would help you achieve all of your goals.  In some states, they used to have daycare programs to help people in your situation.  I used to work in this field, but it has been a while.  With the funding situation the way it is, I do not know if anything is still available.  Good luck!
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Is there like, a regional office listed in phone book?  or look in "support group listings" in newspaper; or call churches-- lots of times groups meet there.  If all else fails, call national office?\n\nkeep coming back, it works if you work it!
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Hawaii has a great Disability Studies program at one of the main universities.  Contact them as they would be the most up to date and non biased in their study of the needs of the residents with disabilities in Hawaii.  Potential for a great partnership!!!!!!!!!
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http://www.nticentral.org/ \nYou might try this site. I was employed by them and it was an acceptable job. I just need more direct contact in the work place.
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Oh yes there are many many places and types of education for caregivers. It all depends on what area you want to go to. Elderly, children, special needs and many more. Google caregivers or go to Universities and/or colleges here in Canada. I am in that buisness myself, actually in the midst of changing my career to be in that area. If you need more detailed information, feel free to email me and we can talk more about what it is you are looking for.Good luck and enjoy!Ps why would you get sacked for NOT getting the information?????