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UCP works with individuals with all kinds of developmental disabilities, such as autism, traumatic brain injuries, cerebral palsy, down syndrome, etc. Respite care allows family members or main caretakers to have the opportunity to go to work, do house chores, or take a break knowing that their child is having fun with a trusted individual. 

15-25 hours a week available.

Mondays 3-6pm

Tuesday-Friday 4:40-6pm

Saturdays 12-5pm

Sundays 1-6pm.

Not all hours would need to be covered in order to be considered. There's also the opportunity to be matched with another family in order to get more hours.

Respite Providers at UCP are non-medical caretakers that spend time with people with developmental disabilities while their main caretaker is able to go to work, do chores, study, or simply take a relaxing break knowing that their loved one is with a trustworthy individual that will engage in fun activities. This role is in the client's home or out in the community.

We are looking for someone that can spend time with 2 brothers, hanging out at the park, reading books, or listening to music. People with developmental disabilities do not often get to interact with people outside their close circle, so we'd love to find someone willing to create a strong bond with the person as a mentor. 

This role is in the North of Madison, accessible via bus. RespiteProviders make anywhere between $16 and $18 per hour, depending on which client they are working with. When working with this specific family, you will be making $18/hour. 

Enjoys working with children.

Interest in working with people with disabilities.

Punctual and reliable.

Please apply directly on our website. When the application asks you if you are applying to work with a specific person, please select YES and type "Brothers in North Madison" so that our Onboarding Coordinator knows that you are responding to this specific ad.