respite care for autistic children?
Question:
Buy a flat and make it 'autism friendly' and then provide respite care here, and go on outings if the child is comfortable with this.
I have experience in respite work, and love working with kids with autism
.I am currently on a 3yr uni course, so have a while to think about what to do, but would kinda like a 'game plan'.
What do you think? i would be gratful for any ideas.
Also if you have a child with autism would you consider this type of respite programe?
Thank you
Answers:
I would be more comfortable having a respite worker in my home, where I know it is 100% autism friendly, but also where my son has his routine and his familiar environment . But some parents my like it. Talk you a local agency and see what their input is, there may be more rules that you are not aware of. I don't know what respite workers make per hour in your area, but in California they make around 8-9$ per hour.
I have a 16 y/o with Aspergers. Your idea would be a godsend. I don't have any ideas for a game plan but don't give up on the idea. I'm sure there are more parents like me who could use a break. Good Luck!
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