SIMPLE FUTURE OR SIMPLE PRESENT
1- I need a person who helps me with my homework
2- I need a person who will help me with my homework
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I need a person who will help me with my homework.
(or)
I need a person to help me with my homework.
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I wouldn't really use the first one, but it is not incorrect. The second one is fine.But, they both mean a general situation i.e they will do it a lot or as a matter of routine.
If you mean help with some specific homework that is coming soon, you should say:
I need someone to help me with my homework.
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