Purple Match

Carer /Support Worker Job ref. PUR-625-985 About me An opportunity has arisen for a warm, reliable and proactive Female Personal Assistant to support a friendly woman in her early 40s who lives with multiple complex long-term health conditions. Her health conditions have a significant and fluctuating impact on her daily life, including chronic severe pain, fatigue, dizziness, reduced mobility and difficulties with eating and drinking. Some days she may require considerably more support than others. The successful applicant will provide practical support, companionship and encouragement to help her manage daily routines, maintain her independence and improve her overall quality of life. She was previously very active, independent and sociable and would value support to participate in meaningful everyday activities when her health allows. She enjoys arts, crafts, creative projects, spending time in the garden and occasional coffee outings. She lives with her husband and a friendly, lively Shih Tzu, so the successful applicant must be comfortable around dogs. Hours and rate of pay Minimum 7 hours per week, typically spread across Monday to Friday, with the possibility of additional agreed hours when more support is required Location HA6 area, near Northwood and Moor Park DBS/Checks Confirmation of DBS check required Right to Work documentation and references will be needed Training Training will be offered to enable to complete the mandatory training required: • Safeguarding • Introduction to first aid What you would be doing… • Health and Safety Providing support and prompting with personal care when required, including showering, washing and drying hair, dressing and changing clothes. Providing gentle encouragement and support with maintaining daily routines, nutrition, hydration and general wellbeing. Supporting the individual to get out of bed, leave her bedroom, access the garden and participate in meaningful everyday activities when her health allows. Providing companionship and emotional support while recognising when rest, quiet and personal space are needed. Supporting with household tasks, including laundry, changing bedding, vacuuming, tidying, wiping surfaces, putting shopping away and general household organisation. Helping to maintain a clean, organised and welcoming home environment. Supporting with meal preparation and providing supervision and assistance in the kitchen. Helping with organisation, prioritising tasks and breaking larger or overwhelming tasks into manageable steps. Supporting with personal administration, paperwork, online forms, medical correspondence, appointments, referrals and follow-up tasks. Assisting with shopping, errands, collecting prescriptions and returns. Providing support and supervision during short walks and occasional community outings. Encouraging participation in arts, crafts and other creative hobbies, including helping to set up and tidy away activities. Promoting independence, confidence, wellbeing, dignity, privacy and personal choice. The person I would like… Be warm, kind, patient, trustworthy and reliable. Be proactive and confident using their own initiative to identify helpful tasks without requiring constant direction. Be observant and able to recognise when additional encouragement or support may be beneficial. Understand that the individual’s health and support requirements can fluctuate considerably from day to day. Be able to provide companionship and encouragement while also recognising when quiet time, rest and personal space are needed. Have good organisational skills and be able to help prioritise and break down tasks into manageable steps. Have a positive attitude, good common sense and a willingness to learn.      Have a good standard of spoken, written and read English. Be comfortable working in a warm, informal family home while maintaining appropriate professional boundaries. Have a good sense of humour. Be comfortable around and genuinely enjoy the company of dogs. Be interested in developing a positive and long-term working relationship. Previous experience in care, support work or a similar role would be beneficial but is not essential. Relevant training in care, safeguarding, first aid or disability support would also be advantageous. Due to the location of the property and limited nearby public transport, the successful applicant must hold a full UK driving licence, have access to their own reliable vehicle and have appropriate insurance for work-related use. The Personal Assistant may also be required to drive locally for errands and community activities. Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

Carer /Support Worker Job ref. PUR-916-268 About me A family in Bishop’s Stortford is looking for a compassionate, reliable and engaging Personal Assistant to support two neurodivergent siblings aged 9 and 12. Both children are highly masking, have autism/ADHD profiles (ADHD/ASD), Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) and experience anxiety. The role is primarily to provide companionship and support within the family home, allowing other family members to have short periods of respite. The children enjoy spending time gaming and may sometimes prefer quiet companionship, while at other times they may enjoy chatting, playing indoor games, spending time in the garden or sharing their interests. The family also has a friendly Labrador and a hamster, so the successful applicant must be comfortable around pets. Hours and rate of pay 4 hours per week (days to be agreed) Location Bishop’s Stortford (CM23) DBS/Checks Confirmation of DBS check required Right to Work documentation and references will be needed Training Training will be offered to enable to complete the mandatory training required: • Safeguarding • Introduction to first aid • Health and Safety What you would be doing… Providing companionship and emotional support to one or both children. Engaging in activities such as video games, board games and other age appropriate play. Respecting when the children prefer quiet, low-demand interaction. Preparing simple drinks and snacks. Potentially supporting the children with community outings in the future, once they feel comfortable. The person I would like… Have experience supporting children with autism, ADHD, anxiety and Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA). Understand and be able to use a low-demand, child-led approach. Be patient, calm and able to build trusting relationships. Be energetic and happy to engage in play, while also being comfortable simply being present when the children need space. Have an interest in, or willingness to learn about, games such as Minecraft and Roblox. Hold Paediatric First Aid/CPR and anaphylaxis training, including the administration of adrenaline (or be willing to undertake this training). Be reliable, punctual and trustworthy, with excellent references. A full, clean UK driving licence, access to a vehicle and business insurance are preferred, although these are not essential. Community outings may become part of the role in the future. Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

Carer /Support Worker Job ref. PUR-338-055 About me A young person with ADHD and autism is seeking a compassionate and patient Personal Assistant to provide support with social, leisure, and community-based activities. The client communicates using signing and AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) and enjoys an active lifestyle, including ten-pin bowling, roller skating, tennis, cycling, football, gym activities, and spending time outdoors in nature. The client also experiences sensory needs and may have preferences around certain clothing items and environments. When feeling distressed or overwhelmed, they benefit from being given time and space to process emotions and regulate calmly. The ideal PA will be understanding, adaptable, and confident supporting communication and social interaction in a positive and encouraging way. Hours and rate of pay 3 hours per week during school holidays 1.5 hours per week during term time Days and times are flexible and can be negotiated for the right candidate £14.00 – £19.00 per hour depending on experience Location St Albans (AL1) 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… The ideal candidate will: Have experience supporting children or teenagers with SEND needs Be compassionate, patient, calm, and reliable Enjoy outdoor and leisure activities Be confident supporting communication and social development Be able to build a positive and trusting relationship A driver with access to their own vehicle would be ideal to support access to activities and the community. The person I would like… The family is looking for someone with the right temperament, patience, and understanding to provide meaningful support and companionship. The successful PA will be enthusiastic, encouraging, and able to create a safe and enjoyable environment while helping the client build confidence and independence through activities they enjoy. Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker Job ref. PUR-792-081 About the Direct Payment Holder A 53-year-old woman with Spinal Muscular Atrophy is looking for a reliable, proactive and physically capable Carer/PA/Housekeeper to join her established 24-hour care team. She is sociable, busy and home-loving, and requires support both inside her home and when attending meetings and activities outside. She uses an electric wheelchair and requires assistance with ceiling-track hoists for transfers. Full training will be provided. Hours and rate of pay Location Currently seeking someone to work Friday OR Saturday, 8am–8pm Hertfordshire (AL1) 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… Hoisting (ceiling track system – training provided) Daily exercises and stretching routines (training provided) Assistance with dressing, washing and general personal routines General housekeeping and maintaining a clean, organised home Ensuring a dust-free environment due to respiratory sensitivities Supporting with cooking and food preparation Managing domestic tasks throughout the day Accompanying her both at home and to external meetings or appointments Confidently driving a large van Helping her maintain an active, sociable household environment Required skills and experience Must be competent and comfortable around animals (dogs, cats and a rabbit live in the home) Confident driving a large van Comfortable taking on physical tasks Efficient, organised and able to use initiative Open-minded, non-discriminatory and respectful in all interactions Must be self-employed Must be reliable and able to work 12-hour shifts Practical, capable and physically able Positive, friendly and adaptable Comfortable working in a busy, pet-friendly home Someone who enjoys supporting an active, sociable individual A person who values teamwork and takes pride in maintaining a clean, organised environment Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

Job ref. PUR-921-923 About the Direct Payment Holder A close-knit care team in St Albans is expanding to support a 25-year-old autistic adult with severe autism, learning difficulties, and anxiety. The goal is to help him increase his independence and confidence as part of his transition from family care to 24/7 professional support in his own home. The individual requires 2:1 support at all times to ensure the safety of himself, his staff, and the wider community. This is a rewarding opportunity for someone passionate about supporting adults with complex needs to live fulfilling, independent lives. Hours and rate of pay Location £14.00 – £17.33 per hour, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 7am – 5pm (20 hours per week) St Albans 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… Support daily routines and personal care (such as bathing and toileting, once trust has been established) Assist with meal preparation and food support Accompany and encourage participation in community activities and day centres Build a trusting, positive relationship through patience, consistency, and understanding Promote independence, communication, and engagement in enjoyable and meaningful activities Morning support and preparation for the day Attending activities such as day centres, swimming, the gym, or walks Preparing and serving meals Supporting with leisure activities such as football, live music, pantomimes, and outdoor events Required skills and experience Must hold a UK driving licence (Motability car provided – small automatic) Must be a non-smoker Willing to provide personal care (after relationship-building period) Comfortable preparing food and supporting with meals Flexible, reliable, patient, and professional Able to work as part of a dedicated team Experience supporting individuals with autism, learning disabilities, or in 1:1 / 2:1 settings is desirable but not essential Willingness to learn and follow individual support and behaviour plans Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

Carer /Support Worker Job ref. PUR-332-292 About me An exciting opportunity has arisen for a caring, reliable and enthusiastic Female Personal Assistant to support a friendly disabled woman living with her family in Stevenage. The successful applicant will provide support across all aspects of daily living, enabling the individual to remain as independent as possible while enjoying a fulfilling and active lifestyle. This is a rewarding role for someone who is patient, compassionate and committed to delivering person-centred support. Hours and rate of pay Hours: Initially 12 hours per week (with the possibility of additional hours becoming available) Rate of Pay: £16.00 per hour Location Stevenage DBS/Checks Confirmation of DBS check required Right to Work documentation and references will be needed Training Training will be offered to enable to complete the mandatory training required: • Safeguarding • Introduction to first aid • Health and Safety What you would be doing… Providing support with all aspects of personal and intimate care. Assisting with daily living activities and maintaining routines. Supporting communication and encouraging engagement with others. Providing constant supervision, guidance and reassurance where required. Supporting access to the local community, including shopping, cinema visits and other leisure activities. Encouraging participation in hobbies and social activities. The person I would like… Be kind, patient, reliable and trustworthy. Have a positive attitude and be willing to learn the individual’s specific support needs. Be able to follow guidance and training provided by the family. Be flexible and available to work evenings and weekends when required. Hold a full, clean UK driving licence and be confident driving a Motability vehicle when needed. Be committed to providing high-quality, person-centred support. Full training will be provided by the family to ensure the successful applicant understands the individual’s needs and preferred methods of support. During the probationary period, the successful candidate will receive full pay while completing supervised shifts and shadowing experienced support. This post is open to female applicants only. The requirement for a female Personal Assistant is a genuine occupational requirement due to the provision of personal and intimate care, in accordance with the Equality Act 2010, Schedule 9, Part 1. Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

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, though he can be challenging at times and has no 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, bowling, 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: • Safeguarding Adults • Introduction to first aid What you would be doing… • Health and Safety / Moving and handling Providing 1:1 support at home and in the community Taking him out in the car to places he enjoys, such as:  Parks (especially swings)     Cafés Swimming Petting farms Bowling 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 and confident in managing challenging situations Able to remain quiet and nearby (without touching) when the child is upset, allowing him to calm himself Physically able and reasonably strong, as he is tall for his age and can be determined 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 Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker Job ref. PUR-833-544 About the Direct Payment Holder A 20 yr old male living in Marshalswick is looking for a compassionate and reliable Personal Assistant to support him during his weekly placement at Earthworks, a horticultural and gardening-focused day service. He has learning disabilities and autism and is non-verbal, though he understands and uses a few Makaton signs. He enjoys the outdoors, music, and physical play, and has strong gross motor skills but finds fine motor tasks more challenging. Communication requires patience and attentiveness, but he responds well to a familiar, consistent, and supportive presence. Hours and rate of pay Fridays, 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM (4 hours per week) to begin with. Potentially rising to 6 hrs per week later on – £19 per hour Location St Albans 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… Must hold a full driving licence and have access to a car with business insurance Comfortable providing personal care when needed Experience supporting individuals with autism or learning disabilities is required Ability to use or learn basic Makaton is an advantage Required skills and experience Patient, with a calm and steady manner Empathetic, understanding the client’s communication style and needs Positive and encouraging, helping to create a fun and safe environment Reliable and committed to building trust and consistency in the client’s weekly routine Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

Self Employed Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker Job ref. PUR-972-862 About the Direct Payment Holder A young man with Autism and Learning Disabilities requires support with social interaction and accessing activities. Hours and rate of pay £25 per hour – SELF-EMPLOYED Please note – The shifts can be split between more than 1 PA various shifts available including daytime, morning, afternoon, evening, overnight sleep-in shifts, weekday and weekends. Location Stevenage (SG1) DBS/Checks Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed. Training Training will be provided to fulfil the mandatory requirements needed. • Safeguarding Adults • Introduction to first aid • Health and Safety What you would be doing… Support with accessing the community and accessing activities like going to the gym, for walks, support at social groups and within the home. Required skills and experience Seeking a PA friendly, cheerful and empathetic towards those with disabilities who will enjoy interacting and joining in with activities. Someone experienced in working with those with Autism and Learning Disabilities, particularly in communication difficulty and autism related anxiety and behaviours. Own car with business use on insurance Please send your CV with full work history Please send a CV with full work history (with two references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

A young adult with autism, non-verbal communication, and high-level support needs is looking for two male Support Workers to provide 2:1 care at all times. The individual requires consistent, structured support and carers with experience in managing potentially challenging behaviours. Hours and rate of pay Term-time (Mon–Fri): 2 hours per evening (after college) Non term-time (Mon–Fri): 6 hours per day Weekends (Sat/Sun): 6 hours per day Location Watford (WD19) 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 / Paediatric first aid • Health and Safety / Moving and handling What you would be doing… Providing personal care and daily living support Assisting with structured routines and activities Supporting communication for a non-verbal individual Managing and responding appropriately to potentially challenging behaviours Ensuring safety and wellbeing at all times Required skills and experience Male carers preferred This advert complies with the Sex Discrimination Act (1975) Section 7 (2b). Must have experience supporting individuals with autism, non-verbal communication, and high-level needs Confident in managing challenging behaviours Reliable, patient, and consistent in approach Able to work effectively as part of a 2:1 support team Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	Support Worker  PUR-473-118
About the Direct Payment Holder	R is a happy 6 year old boy who has a diagnosis of Parder Willi Syndrome and Autism.  R is non verbal and has no vomiting reflex, he struggles with temperature regulation and has a poor sleep routine. R loves to be in water but doesn’t swim yet, he enjoys trampolining and going to the park and all sensory play, he tires quickly and requires distraction to support him with hunger.
Hours and rate of pay  hours	5 hours per month to be used after school hours, weekends or school holidays paid at £13 per hour.
Location	Huntingdon – PE29
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of Enhanced DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Supporting R and his mum to access the activities he enjoys/community safely.  Some support may take place in the home environment too. R wears nappies some support with changing may be needed.
Required skills and experience	If you have experience of supporting others with Autism that would be great but not essential.  It is essential that you are willing to learn about Prada Willi Syndrome as this is challenging for R We are looking for someone who has kindness and patience, who is willing to be interactive in order to improve and develop skills. Someone who can offer commitment and has good timekeeping skills. If you are passionate about supporting young people to live their best lives we would love to hear from you.

  Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *  

Female Personal Assistant (PA) Job ref. PUR-188-277 About me I am a young female who is a full-time wheelchair user and experiences anxiety. I do not socialise very well and would like support to build confidence and get out more. Hours and rate of pay Approx. 6 hours per week (increasing over time) 2 days per week – flexible Rate of pay: To be confirmed Location Doncaster DN3 DBS/Checks Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed. What you would be doing…- Supporting me to attend outings – Encouraging confidence – Social support – Possible personal care in future The person I would like…- Female PA – Fun, outgoing – Supportive and patient – Has ideas for activities – Must be able to drive (WAV available) – Hoist experience required.   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 your CV, two references and a short covering letter explaining your suitability for the role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please*

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker Job ref. Support Worker – PUR-651-015 About the Direct Payment Holder S is a happy 7 year old boy who is always smiling. S is diagnosed with ASD and is non verbal and has sensory processing difficulties, he hand leads and points to communicate. S loves to be outdoors going for walks, riding his bike, going to the park to play on the swings an run around or in his garden bouncing on the trampoline. S prefers company of adults. Hours and rate of pay hours 45.5 hours to be used flexibly at weekends and in the school holidays – paid at £13 per hour. Location Eynesbury – PE19 DBS/Checks Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed. What you would be doing… Supporting S to access the community safely with another trusted adult. Supporting S to gain confidence in social situations when playing with other young children, building friendships. Some prompting to use the toilet as needed. Required skills and experience Experience of supporting other young people with additional needs is essential, this can be lived, personal experience, or professional. It is important that you are friendly and kind, someone who is patient and good at time keeping. You should be a good communicator and provide clear easy to understand instruction. You must always be alert, S requires constant supervision to keep him safe. It is important that you are interactive with S and encouraging in order to improve and develop skills. If you can drive and have access to your own vehicle with appropriate insurance that would be great and mileage would be paid but, it is not essential. If you are passionate about supporting young people we would love to hear from you. Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	Support Worker PUR-958-637
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	Support is for 4 hours every other weekend @ £13ph – days/times flexible during school holidays.
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

  Please send a CV (with 2 references) and a covering letter explaining why you would suit this role. Thank you. * Sponsorship is not available for this role * * No agencies please *

Support Worker – Learning Disability Location: Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire Pay: £14.00 per hour plus £85 sleep-in payment We’re looking for an experienced and compassionate Support Worker to join a small, dedicated team supporting a gentleman with a learning disability in his own home and within the local community. This is a rewarding one-to-one role where you’ll have the opportunity to build a genuine working relationship and make a positive difference through consistent, person-centred support. About the role The gentleman you will be supporting enjoys relaxing at home, sensory based activities, spending time in the garden and gentle riverside walks. He requires support in all aspects of daily living, including personal care, communication, maintaining his home and accessing the community. This is a one-to-one support role because of the level of support he requires in everyday life. It is not a behaviour management role and does not involve supporting behaviours that challenge. You’ll be part of a small, friendly team working together to provide high quality, person-centred support that promotes independence, choice and wellbeing. What we’re looking for We’re looking for someone who is:  Kind, patient and reliable.  Confident working independently.  Committed to providing respectful, person-centred support.  Able to build a positive, professional working relationship.  Flexible and willing to work as part of a small team. Experience supporting people with a learning disability is essential. This may have been gained through paid employment, volunteering or personal experience supporting an adult or young person with a learning disability. Appointment is subject to an Enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references. What we offer  Permanent PAYE employment.  £14.00 per hour plus £85 sleep-in payment.  Enhanced hourly rate for Bank Holiday working.  5.6 weeks’ paid annual leave (pro rata).  Workplace pension.  Two-week rolling rota.  Weekday, weekend and sleep-in shifts available.  We’re happy to discuss hours with the right candidate.  Additional hours available to cover annual leave and sickness.  Full training and ongoing support.  The opportunity to join a friendly, supportive and experienced team. If you’re an experienced Support Worker looking for a rewarding one-to one role where you can build a genuine working relationship and make a positive difference every day, we’d love to hear from you.