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Person #:684 Mansfield Man with Level One Waiver needs HPC Provider
(10/3/25) A 40-year-old man is seeking an HPC provider up to 6 hours weekly to assist with a range of services, including transportation to medical appointments, Special Olympics practices/events, RNI dances, and various outings such as grocery shopping, banking, and other errands. He requires up 6 hours weekly. He is independent, lives with a roommate, and has the option for as much alone time as he prefers. Although he can become easily frustrated and make verbal threats, he is actively working on managing this with a counselor and his support team. Key aspects important to him include attending Voc-Hab, making money, staying connected with friends, participating in Special Olympics, and being involved in his community. When possible, he enjoys biking or walking locally. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #683: Provider needed for HPC Services for a Mansfield Woman with Level One Waiver
(9/23/25) A woman in her mid-30s is seeking an HPC provider for approximately 5–6 flexible hours per week. She is energetic, direct, and appreciates authenticity in others. She enjoys spending time outdoors, especially fishing, searching for deer antlers, and playing in the snow. Her interests also include animals, gardening, horticulture, and spending time with her boyfriend. She values her independence, her home, and her pets. A provider can best support her by assisting with community outings and grocery shopping. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #682: Provider needed for HPC Services for a Mansfield Woman with Level One Waiver
(9/19/25) A 25-year-old woman is seeking an HPC provider for 5 hours of weekly services, including HPC support and transportation. While she currently has an open schedule, this may change once employed. The provider will assist with scheduling and managing medical appointments, as well as providing reminders for cleaning and hygiene once she has her own place. A key preference is having a patient female provider. The provider should support these interests while ensuring his safety and engagement. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #681: Provider needed for HPC Services for a Crestline Man with Level One Waiver
(9/19/25) A 19-year-old is seeking a provider for 5–6 hours per week to assist with HPC services and transportation. His schedule will vary based on his work hours once he obtains employment. He requires supervision during services and is looking for support in building community skills and finding activities he enjoys. He likes going to the movies, dining out, visiting the library, and staying active. The provider should support these interests while ensuring his safety and engagement. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #680: Provider needed for HPC Services for a Mansfield Woman with Level One Waiver
(9/16/15) A woman in her 20s is seeking an HPC provider for 5 hours per week, with scheduling coordinated through her family. She cannot be left alone and needs a patient, engaging support person to assist her at home and provide respite for her parents. The family will help the provider get to know her and understand how to best support her. She takes time to warm up to new people and may have behavioral outbursts when overwhelmed, including squealing, repetitive phrases, task avoidance, and light head-banging. The provider should work collaboratively with her and her family to manage behaviors and encourage redirection to preferred activities. She enjoys music (especially classical), Teletubbies, van rides, looking at family photos, sensory play (e.g., rolling on a large ball), baths, and specific snacks like Skittles (no red), Lofthouse cookies, and McDonald’s chocolate chip cookies. Support strategies include speaking slowly and calmly, providing clear step-by-step guidance, using countdowns for transitions, offering choices, and reinforcing with small treats. Monitoring her hunger and providing bite-sized food regularly is important, as hunger can lead to increased distress. Noticing signs of sensory overload (e.g., covering ears) and offering sound-blocking headphones can also be helpful. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #679: Provider needed for HPC Services for a Mansfield Woman with Level One Waiver
(9/16/25) A woman in her mid-30s is seeking an HPC provider for 5–6 hours per week to support her in engaging with community activities and events. She needs a provider who can offer transportation and accompany her to ensure safety, particularly at crosswalks. She works Monday through Thursday and Saturdays from 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM, so ideal support times would be before her shifts or on Fridays. She is looking for someone who can help her explore new interests, stay aware of her surroundings, and navigate social situations by building healthy boundaries and relationships. It's important to her to have autonomy in her daily life and to continue developing decision-making skills that promote greater independence in the community. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #678: Provider needed for HPC Services for a Mansfield Man with Level One Waiver
(9/10/25) A 22-year-old gentleman is seeking 5 hours per week of HPC support. He would like assistance with outings after ADS during the week or on weekends when he is home. Due to seizures and limited vision, he is a fall risk and requires support with mobility, especially in unfamiliar environments and on uneven terrain. He should remain within sight at all times. The provider should help him explore new activities, assist with stairs, allow time for him to respond to questions, and involve his family when possible, as their presence helps him feel comfortable. Support should also focus on developing his independence in preparation for future independent living. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #677: Provider needed for HPC Services for a Mansfield Man with Level One Waiver
(9/5/25) A man in his late 30s is seeking an HPC provider for about one year while his current provider is on leave. He needs 6 hours of weekly support, mainly for community outings (e.g., bookstores, museums, parks, shopping, dining out), usually on Thursdays. He prefers small-group settings and enjoys activities related to birds (especially owls), WWII history, cars, indie music, and nature. Transportation is only needed for medical appointments, and he manages his own finances. He values routine, reliable support, and being heard, and avoids large groups. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #673: Provider needed for HPC Services for a Mansfield Man with Local funding
(8/26/25)A man in his 60s from Mansfield is seeking an HPC provider for 7 hours per month to assist with scheduling and attending medical appointments, as well as money management. Since he receives local funding there is a different process and rate for Independent Providers. He works Monday through Friday until 2:30 PM, so support would be needed after that time. Maintaining employment and receiving help with appointments and finances are important to him. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #672: Provider needed for HPC Services for a Mansfield Man with IO Waiver up to 20 Hours/Week
(8/26/25) An 18-year-old man in Mansfield is seeking a patient and calm HPC provider for approximately 20 hours per week, primarily in the evenings and on weekends. Support is needed in close proximity, as he is not often left alone and requires supervision except for brief periods (e.g., restroom or nearby aisle). He is eager to build independence by learning daily living skills such as laundry and engaging in social outings. A calm, encouraging approach is essential to help him feel safe and confident while working toward his goal of eventually living on his own. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #655: Mansfield Woman with an IO Waiver Needs a Residential Respite Provider
(08/13/25) A woman in her late 50s is seeking residential respite care 1–4 times per year, depending on her needs. She requires support with personal care tasks such as thorough bathing and hygiene after restroom use, as well as supervision during meals. She enjoys engaging activities like coloring, writing numbers and names, attending Adult Day programs during the week, going to church, spending time with animals, and participating in community events such as walks, Special Olympics, dances, and parties. A provider with at least Med Cert 1 is required. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #642: Mansfield Man with SELF Waiver Needs PD-HPC Provider up to 6 Hours/Week
(6/11/25) A man in his early 20s is seeking a PD-HPC provider for up to 6 hours per week to support community outings in the afternoons or evenings after work (~2:30 PM). He is interested in recreational activities such as bowling, movies, visiting video game stores, and outdoor events to build social skills and become more familiar with community resources. His interests include playing first-person shooter video games, watching action/suspense/horror films, attending music festivals (especially hard rock), drawing video game characters, and spending time with his dog, Tank. It’s important that he feels supported and is given time to process communication. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #596: Lexington Man with Level One Waiver Needs a Residential Respite Provider
(1/22/25) A 33-year-old man from Mansfield is seeking a respite provider for 1-4 weeks per year while his family is on vacation. He needs someone to stay with him for 1-6 days, assist with NMT transportation, and drive him to/from ADS. Due to arthritis in his hip, he is a fall risk and has a higher risk of infection due to hygiene concerns. The provider will be responsible for reminding him to clean up, assist with showering, brushing his teeth, and handling his laundry. He requires support with maintaining boundaries, particularly around personal space and handling his wallet/money. Supervision in the community is needed to ensure he maintains boundaries and avoids frustration. The individual enjoys comic books, and video games and seeks a patient, kind, and respectful staff member who will help him find community activities. He requires a staff member with Med Cert 3 to assist with his daily injection and oral medications. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200. Person #592: Mansfield Woman with an IO Waiver Needs a Residential Respite Provider
(1/9/25) A woman in her mid-40s is seeking a female respite provider that is comfortable with cigarette smoke. She is learning to advocate for herself and values having fun, such as baking, listening to music, and participating in Special Olympics. The provider should offer companionship, including conversations during respite, take her out for community activities, and assist with showering and personal care (specifically bowel movements). A female support person is essential, and a medical certification 1 is required. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
