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Female Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker-PUR-877-955

Personal Assistant, Support Worker

Doncaster

Posted 6 hours ago

Female Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-877-955
About me	I live in the community in my own home, with no access to the outside due to my health conditions. My main diagnosis is Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (diagnosed in 2008) which means I suffer from excruciating pain daily. This means I am largely bedbound and I am unable to carry out daily tasks such as cooking, cleaning, shopping, organising my home etc. With the right support in place, I wish to improve my health as much as possible, to the point of being able to spend time outside my home as I love the outdoors. Whilst I am bedbound I spend my time, watching true crime documentaries, YouTube videos and have interest in the Health and Beauty industry as this is what I did before my diagnosis.
Hours and rate of pay	£15 per hour – double rate on bank holidays 2x staff members and a bank. The two PA’s with the permanent position would be sharing the hours equally.. on a ‘rolling rota’ of 3 shifts one week and 4 shifts another week- alternating between the 2 staff members. 7-hour shifts starting at 1 pm till 08:30pm (30 min unpaid lunch break) We are happy to discuss other shift pattern options with the applicant also.
Location	Thorne, Doncaster (DN8)
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	You will be supporting me with daily living including personal care, light household chores, cooking, shopping and accessing the community and support with socialising.
The person I would like…	I am looking for a female PA, 30+, who is organised, kind and compassionate. A PA who knows how to run a household alongside me as I am unable to do this for myself. Someone who is confident, and who enjoys spending time with the people they support You must have previous experience with adults who have a physical health disability. Car owner/driver – essential As some personal care is involved, I would feel more comfortable with a female carer. This advert complies with the Sex Discrimination Act (1975) Section 7 (2b).

Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. Application questions (please answer in your covering letter)

What days/times are you available each week, and are you able to commit to these on an ongoing basis?
Do you have any existing regular commitments that would prevent you from working the agreed hours? (If yes, please explain in general terms.)
Do you drive and have regular access to your own car for this role? (Essential)

* Sponsorship is not available for this role *

* No agencies please *

Female Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker Job ref. PUR-877-955 About me I live in the community in my own home, with no access to the outside due to my health conditions. My main diagnosis is Comp…

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	Support Worker-PUR-140-837
About the Direct Payment Holder	J is a happy and active 16 year old, with a love for Football, Formula One and Westling. J enjoys playing on his Computer or Play Station or being outside. J has a diagnosis of Koolen-de Vries Syndrome and a Learning Disability.
Hours and rate of pay hours	£13.00 per hour, 3.5 hours to be utilised in one session, every two weeks. An Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check will be required.
Location	South Cambridgeshire – SG8 area
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Supporting with getting J out in the community, visiting the park or participating in other activities outside, helping to boost confidence, to broaden his interests and support to develop his independence skills.
Required skills and experience	It’s important that you are reliable and have good timekeeping. A bubbly personality with a good sense of humour, along with a kind and caring nature. You should be active and happy to get involved in the things J enjoys, and having similar interests would be a plus. Some knowledge or experience of Koolen‑de Vries Syndrome would be great, but it isn’t essential.

Carer /Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-303-808
About the Direct Payment Holder	A family in Letchworth is seeking a calm, patient and confident Personal Assistant to support their son, who has just turned 11 years old. He has diagnoses of autism and ADHD and is physically fit and healthy. He is verbal, using short sentences, and can usually make his wants and needs known. He is generally a happy and energetic boy, with vocal stims at times though has little sense of danger. He enjoys being outdoors, swimming and bowling and, trampolining (including using a trampoline at home), climbing, visiting parks, and going out in the car. He also enjoys cafes (especially cake!), petting farms, going splashing in water and watching familiar TV programmes such as Andy’s Prehistoric Adventures, Gigglebiz and Postman Pat. He can be tactile with people he knows well, on his own terms. He dislikes sudden loud noises (such as shouting) and loud singing,but enjoys singing along to familiar nursery rhymes and children’s TV songs. He uses stimming behaviours such as clapping and vocal noises to regulate himself, particularly in busy or unfamiliar environments.
Hours and rate of pay	4 hours per week Days and times are flexible, though Saturday afternoons are ideal
Location	Letchworth (SG6)
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
Training	Training will be offered to enable to complete the mandatory training required: • Introduction to first aid • Health and Safety / Moving and handling
What you would be doing…	Providing 1:1 support at home and in the community Taking him out in the car to places he enjoys, such as: Parks (especially playgrounds with swings!) Cafés Swimming Petting farms Supporting his safety when out, including use of a wrist strap to prevent him running off (training provided) Supporting with toileting, including accompanying him to the toilet, helping with clothing, and wiping when needed Remaining calm and supportive if he becomes upset or escalated, allowing him space and time to self-regulate Being attentive to sensory needs and environmental triggers (especially sudden loud noises)
Required skills and experience	Experience working with children with autism and/or ADHD, particularly those who may become distressed or escalate physically Calm, patient, unflappable Able to remain quiet and nearby (without touching) when the child is upset, allowing him to calm and regulate himself Physically able as he can be bouncy and quite strong Comfortable supporting with personal care, including toileting and occasional use of pull-ups Must drive and have access to own car, as the child enjoys car journeys Male or female applicants welcome

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker – (EQUALITY ACT 2010 SCHEDULE 9, PART 1 APPLIES)
Job ref.	PUR-493-780
About me	I am a lady in her 70’s who is registered blind, easy going and am a real people person. I am seeking a PA to support me with attending appointments, supporting with light household chores and some meal prep.
Hours and rate of pay	Hours to be discussed (regular weekly hours, with occasional additional hours by agreement). Applicants must be able to commit to agreed shifts and provide as much notice as possible if unforeseen circumstances arise. £12.71 per hour.
Location	Tipton (DY4)
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	You will be supporting me to attend various appointments as well as light household chores and some light meal prep.
The person I would like…	Seeking a female PA, ideally with previous experience, however, not essential. An easy going person who is comfortable around people and happy to chat. Car owner/driver essential Reliable and punctual, with a track record of good attendance. Able to commit to the agreed hours on an ongoing basis. A mature, professional approach (calm, considerate, respectful, and able to use good judgement). Good communicator (especially if running late or if plans change), and comfortable working one-to-one.

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	Support Worker
About the Direct Payment Holder	J is a very energetic and active 9‑year‑old boy who enjoys arts and crafts, playing with and identifying logos, being outdoors, trampolining, swimming, and seeking a high level of sensory input. J responds well and is generally more comfortable in the company of females. J has a diagnosis of autism and ADHD and is non‑verbal. Due to communication difficulties, he can sometimes display challenging behaviours.
Hours and rate of pay hours	2 hours every Saturday – £13.00 per hour
Location	March, PE15 area
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Support J around the home initially, keeping him engaged in activities he enjoys, with the possibility of gradually building up to taking him out into the community, visiting the park or participating in other activities. This includes helping J to broaden his interests and supporting him to socialise with other young people in a structured and supportive environment. Supporting and assisting with personal care needs, including toileting and nappy changes.
Required skills and experience	Experience of working with neurodiverse children, with an awareness and understanding of changes in behaviour. A patient individual with a bubbly personality and a kind, caring nature. Able to be active and willing to engage in interactive activities. It is very important that you are reliable and have good timekeeping

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	Support Worker – PUR-437-768
About the Direct Payment Holder	L is a happy 23 year old lad who is diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) and a learning disability. L follows Formula 1 he enjoys going to the cinema, garden centre and shopping for clothes. L also goes to drama club. In his downtime he enjoys relaxing with his girlfriend and her family and hanging out with his friends and his brother.
Hours and rate of pay hours	3 hours per week – Saturday or Monday £15 per hour
Location	Burwell – CB25
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Supporting with travel training such as using the bus understanding timetables and paying fares. Supporting L to understand the value of money. Ordering/paying for drinks and food. Generally expanding knowledge of life skills.
Required skills and experience	If you have experience of supporting others in the community this would be preferred but is not essential, if you have lived experience of supporting someone in your family we would also like to hear from you. We are looking for a cheerful and enthusiastic support worker who enjoys community based activities. Someone who will interact with L and be encouraging to promote independence and improve & develop skills. If you have similar interests that would be great. L responds well to routine so good time keeping skills are important. A driving licence and access to your own vehicle is essential for this role – mileage money will be paid.

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-697-689
About the Direct Payment Holder	7 year old young person with a diagnosis of Autism and is non-verbal. U enjoys keeping active and engaged with trips to the park, going for walks and when at home, reading playing with puzzles and fun in the garden.
Hours and rate of pay hours	Pay rate – £13.00 per hour Term time – 7 hours per week School holidays – 10 hours per week Weekend support – 2 hours every Saturday Additional hours also available to be used flexibly – To be discussed and agreed upon with the family An Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check will be required.
Location	CB3 area
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Supporting with keeping U active and engaged whether that be trips to the park or other planned activities. Helping to develop communication and social skills.
Required skills and experience	Knowledge/Experience of working with Neurodiverse children. It is very important that you are reliable, have good timekeeping, strong and communication skills. A bubbly personality, a good sense of humour, and a kind and caring nature, active and willing to be in interactive.

Carer /Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-629-450
About the Direct Payment Holder	The client is an 8-year-old girl (almost 9) with Down’s Syndrome and Autism. She is non-verbal and communicates using a combination of Makaton signs and a symbol communication book. She has a charming personality, an infectious smile, and a giggle that often melts hearts. She is adventurous, enjoys being independent, and loves to explore, but she does require support to help her safely access activities and social events. She can walk independently but also uses a wheelchair due to low muscle tone and hypermobility, which can cause fatigue and clumsiness, particularly on longer outings. She also has Asthma, which is usually triggered during periods of viral illness.
Hours and rate of pay	Hours: 6 hours per week When: School holiday weeks only Days: Flexible (hours must fall within school holiday dates) Rate of pay: · £18.92 per hour if self-employed · £16.20 per hour if paye
Location	Hitchin (SG4)
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
Training	Training will be offered to enable to complete the mandatory training required: • Safeguarding Adults • Introduction to first aid • Health and Safety / Moving and handling
What you would be doing…	Supporting the client to attend social events and family outings, ensuring her safety, participation, and wellbeing Providing close supervision, as the client currently lacks capacity to assess risks independently Supporting with toileting, including assistance with cleaning afterward and reminders/supervision for handwashing Supervising the client while eating to ensure safe seating, prevent over-stuffing of food, and monitor for signs of gagging Providing regular reminders to drink fluids Supporting communication by observing and responding to body language, gestures, Makaton signs, and symbols Accompanying the family initially, with the long-term goal of supporting the client independently at social activities once trust is established No hoisting is required for this role.
Required skills and experience	Experience working with children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) Understanding of Makaton (up to Stage 3 desirable) Knowledge of Asthma, including warning signs and medication awareness A fun, energetic, and adventurous personality Patient, observant, and able to interpret non-verbal communication A calm and safety-aware approach at all times Female applicants are preferred due to potential intimate care needs This advert complies with the Sex Discrimination Act (1975) Section 7 (2b).

2x Female Personal Assistants (PA’s)
Job ref.	PUR- 337-677
About me	I am a 70 year old lady, with chronic health, balance and mobility issues. I generally have a positive outlook, I’m friendly and sociable. I am needing help to live and maintain a better life.
Hours and rate of pay	Rate of Pay: £12.71 per hour Hours: 8 hours, but would need to cover 9 extra hours for existing PA during sickness and holidays. Over 4 days- Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, times can be flexible.
Location	West Bromwich B70
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	I need help with all the things I would be able to do myself, if I was able to do so. As and when required-Cleaning, cooking, laundry, personal care, mattress turning, chaperone. I am a wheelchair user when outdoors, so depending on my health, getting out in the community would be a requirement.
The person I would like…	I would really like someone who is honest, reliable, cheerful, respectful. Someone who has practical skills, flexible for my changing needs. Must also have a good level of English proficiency to ensure safe and good communication. Previous experience preferred but not essential. A driver would be an advantage but not essential.

Part Time Carer /Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-083-422/DO
About me	I am a young boy, I am Autistic and have moderate Learning Difficulties. I live with my family but need a personal assistant to assist me in all areas of my social life both at home and in the community. You will need to be aware that I can wander off and touch things and I am unaware of any dangers. I have very high sensory needs so I might touch your face, sniff your collar or rub my face on yours if I need to self-regulate if I am over-stimulated.
Rate and Hours	£14.50 per hour Weekends and school holidays only – 4 hours per week
Location	Hatfield
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
Training	Training will be offered to enable to complete the mandatory training required: • Safeguarding Children • Introduction to first aid • Health and Safety
What you would be doing…	· No personal care, cooking, laundry but should tidy up after an activity · Assist with my social life both at home and in the community · Be happy to play video games with me · Support when I am over stimulated
The person I would like…	· A car driver would be an advantage but not essential · Experience with children with Autism and learning difficulties · You must be reliable, able to work flexible hours · You will work under my parent’s direction * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

Carer /Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-603-057
About the Direct Payment Holder	The client is a young neurodivergent male who enjoys engaging in hobbies both at home and in the local community. He experiences anxiety and has a PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) profile, so he benefits from a calm, patient and flexible approach. He may need time to build trust with new people and responds best to a person-centred, relationship-led style of support.
Hours and rate of pay	4 hours per week Weekend availability required – Saturday or Sunday
Location	Hemel Hempstead (HP3)
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
Training	Training will be offered to enable to complete the mandatory training required: • Safeguarding Adults • Introduction to first aid • Health and Safety / Moving and handling
What you would be doing…	Building a positive, trusting relationship with the young person and their family Providing calm emotional support, particularly when accessing the community Encouraging and facilitating engagement in hobbies—beginning at home and gradually within the local community Supporting the young person to feel safe, confident and comfortable during outings Using a flexible, person-centred approach tailored to his needs and pace
Required skills and experience	Experience working with or supporting neurodivergent young people Understanding of the PDA profile Experience supporting individuals with anxiety Awareness of ARFID (desirable but not essential) Ability to build rapport slowly and respectfully Calm, empathetic and patient approach Strong communication and willingness to work collaboratively with the family Flexibility and understanding that engagement may take time

Carer /Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-643-369
About the Direct Payment Holder	A young, friendly man is looking for a fun, kind, and caring Personal Assistant (PA) to support him in his daily life. He enjoys music, making people laugh, short walks to the local park and shops, and playing board games. He has cerebral palsy and learning difficulties and would like someone sociable and supportive to help him live as independently as possible.
Hours and rate of pay	30–40 hours per week Monday to Thursday: 07:30 – 09:30 Tuesday & Thursday: 15:00 – 21:00 Some flexibility may be required
Location	Stevenage (SG1)
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
Training	Training will be offered to enable to complete the mandatory training required: • Safeguarding Adults • Introduction to first aid • Health and Safety / Moving and handling
What you would be doing…	The PA will assist with morning and evening routines, personal care, and preparing simple evening meals. The role also includes spending time together doing enjoyable activities such as listening to music, chatting, going for short walks, or playing games. No previous experience or training is required — just a friendly, patient approach and a genuine desire to help others.
Required skills and experience	Kind, caring, and reliable Sociable and flexible Enjoys music, laughter, and a friendly atmosphere

Carer /Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-936-814
About the Direct Payment Holder	A caring and reliable Carer is required to support a young boy with complex needs in This is a home-based role with opportunities to access the local community. The 7.5-year-old boy is severely learning disabled, autistic, and pre-verbal/non-verbal. He communicates using objects of reference, PECS, hand guiding, and occasionally single words. He requires continuous supervision at all times to ensure his safety. He can experience challenging behaviours, particularly when tired or dysregulated. These may include hitting, pinching, pushing, attempts to bite, and destructive behaviour. He also struggles with sleep at night, which can affect daytime regulation. He lives at home with two adults and four children, including three older brothers aged 9, 12, and 13.
Hours and rate of pay	£18.92 per hour (Self-Employed) 4 hours per week during school term time 8 hours per week during school holidays Ideally weekends during term time, with a mix of weekdays/weekends during school holidays · More hours available if required. · Flexible shifts with prior arrangement
Location	Welwyn Garden City (AL7).
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
Training	Training will be offered to enable to complete the mandatory training required: • Safeguarding Adults • Introduction to first aid • Health and Safety
What you would be doing…	Continuous supervision Supporting with personal care (changing nappies/pull-ups/pads, cleaning, changing clothes) Ensuring food and drink intake Supporting communication using his preferred methods Preventing access to unsafe items Taking Louie out for walks, woodland walks, and community activities Encouraging enjoyable and meaningful experiences
Required skills and experience	Calm, confident, and patient Experienced or knowledgeable in supporting autistic, severely learning-disabled, non/pre-verbal children Comfortable providing personal care Confident managing challenging behaviours safely and compassionately Focused on keeping Louie safe, happy, and supported Male or female applicants welcome Ideally a car driver