BYU Housing expects that if the student requires a personal care attendant, the student will arrive on campus with one in place. The student with the disability cannot rely on roommates, other students, or staff in the dormitories to fill these personal needs. The BYU Off-Campus Employment Office can post an advertisement for you. Also there is a campus newspaper and other local papers. Staff at SSD would be happy to brainstorm with you in order to find additional places to advertise.
All students are responsible for their own well-being.
At the same time, the student's safety comes first. If there is a serious concern that the student may have constant problems during the nighttime hours and will require frequent monitoring, then campus housing may not be an appropriate place for the student to live. She may be safer living with a relative or personal care attendant. While most roommates and friends desire to be helpful and will lend a hand in emergency situations, it is unfair to expect them to assume the responsibility of providing assistance they are untrained to give. Of course there are the occasions where you as a parent would like more attention paid to your child, such as during illness.