This role requires a compassionate and patient individual to provide companionship and engage in play activities with a 13-year-old girl with infantile autism. The candidate should be able to create a predictable and supportive environment, understanding the need for consistency and sensitivity to the child's emotional fluctuations. Key responsibilities include initiating and leading creative and recreational activities such as cooking, crafting (e.g., making jewelry), outdoor excursions, and playing games. The ability to be imaginative and proactive in planning activities is essential. The position involves approximately 34 hours per month, primarily on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:00 to 16:00, with additional flexible hours arranged with the family. The role does not involve practical caregiving tasks beyond tidying up after activities. Strong interpersonal skills, reliability, and a genuine interest in fostering social interaction and developmental support for a child with special needs are critical. Experience with autism or similar developmental conditions is beneficial but not mandatory. The employer values dedication, responsibility, and ethical conduct, emphasizing meaningful work and solution-oriented approaches. This entry-level position is suitable for individuals seeking to contribute positively to a child's social and emotional well-being through creative engagement and consistent companionship.