NY Nanny Agency Penelope's People Matches Families With Trained Special Needs Caregivers
Household staffing company Penelope's People is encouraging New Yorkers in need of special needs child care to learn about the agency's trained and dedicated staff.
Online, December 16, 2011 (Newswire.com) - New York-based child care agency Penelope's People, known mostly for its nanny services, is currently promoting its services for children with special needs, available online at http://www.PenelopesPeople.com. The company provides trained special needs caregivers dedicated to improving the lives of children and their families.
"We're very aware of how difficult it can be to care for a child with special needs; in many cases it will be the most difficult thing the parent does in his or her life. Many aren't completely prepared to take on the challenge, which is where we come in," said Milton Polinsky, CEO and founder of the caregiver agency.
Penelope's People's special needs caregivers prove invaluable, not only for the care they provide to the children they're looking after, but also for the knowledge they provide to parents. Parents can observe the caretakers in action, take notes, and see firsthand what works best for their children. The caregivers' presence also gives parents an idea of just how much help they actually need - some might find a part-time caregiver more suitable, while others will find themselves in need of more constant assistance.
Only the most qualified, experienced caregivers are hired by the child care agency; each and every applicant has to go through a nine-step screening and matching process, starting with a detailed review of experience, a comprehensive phone interview, a series of face-to-face interviews, a professional background check, a full personality assessment, extensive reference checks, trained personal matching, a driving record check, and finally, a credit check.
Penelope's People's sterling standard of excellence and thorough interview process is designed to ensure both compatibility and effective care. If it turns out a particular caregiver isn't the right fit, the family's needs will be reevaluated by the NY nanny agency, and a new caregiver will be assigned.
"Our caregivers are very experienced taking care of kids with special needs, including children suffering from diseases, disorders, and disabilities, both mental and physical," said Polinsky.
For more information on Penelope's People and its child care, senior care, and household management services, visit http://www.PenelopesPeople.com.