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In-Home Supports (Personal Care)

posted 6/17/2021

Location

Frankfort, New York

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Hours

Number of hours needed: Will vary

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Transportation Needed?

Yes

Description

Looking for a worker or workers to help in the care of my daughter who has cerebral palsy and is in a wheelchair. The hours will vary depending on the availability of the worker. You will need to help with feeding, bathing, and all hygiene. The hours can increase as Heather gets use to someone new taking care of her.

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