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This role requires experience working with children or young people with autism, emphasizing the ability to create safe and supportive environments. The candidate should be capable of providing care and companionship to a 13-year-old boy with autism and muscular dystrophy, focusing on building trust and a positive relationship. Responsibilities include escorting the child from school, engaging in activities suited to his daily condition such as football and computer games, and serving as a positive role model by asking open and curious questions. Interest in football or gaming is advantageous but not mandatory. The position involves working every other weekend for a minimum of four hours per shift, with flexible scheduling coordinated with the family. The role is entry-level, requiring no formal education but values practical experience with autism. The employer offers structured support including a dedicated advisor, on-call assistance outside working hours, and benefits such as salary and pension according to collective agreements, insurance coverage, and opportunities for ongoing training and professional development. Overall, the ideal candidate combines empathy, patience, and interpersonal skills with a genuine interest in football or gaming to provide meaningful social interaction and care.