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Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker-PUR-976-387

Support Worker

Cambridgeshire

Posted 1 month ago

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	Support Worker – PUR-976-387
About the Direct Payment Holder	F is an 9 year old boy who has diagnosis of Autism, Sleep Disorder & Developmental delay, he is non verbal and experiences Absence Seizures. F likes to be outside, visiting the park and bouncing at Bounce Fields, he is also happy playing at home.
Hours and rate of pay hours	90 hours in total to be used flexibly in school holidays @ £13 per hour
Location	Cambridge – CB1
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Supporting F with independence skills accessing activities he enjoys such as going to the park. Supporting F’s mum when in the community with F. F can display some challenging behaviours, he can become aggressive, you will need to learn the triggers for these behaviours and coping mechanisms to deal with the different situations.
Required skills and experience	Experience of supporting other young people with similar diagnosis is essential. Someone who is friendly, reliable and willing to be interactive & encouraging in order to develop and improve skills.

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-976-387 About the Direct Payment Holder F is an 9 year old boy who has diagnosis of Autism, Sleep Disorder & Developmen…

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker-PUR-612-628
Job ref.	PUR-612-628
About me	J is a 32-year-old man with Down’s Syndrome. J loves football and supports West Ham United. He goes to watch West Ham at the London stadium as well as many England games at Wembley. J also supports Cambridge United and would like to be supported to attend more of their home games. J enjoys attending musical concerts and listens to a wide variety of music, particularly country artists, He has seen Cody Pennington and Nashville concerts locally. J is independent and does not require any help with personal care. He does lots of things with his family but would also like to access activities in the community with a PA.
Hours and rate of pay	£17.60 per hour 10 hours per week – To be used flexibly; afternoons/evenings & weekends.
Location	Cambridgeshire, Cambridge CB21
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	PA is required to support Jack in the community, attend concerts, watch musicals at the theatre such as Cambridge Arts theatre. Accompany J to the cinema, bowling, play darts, swimming and the Pub. J is a member at Impington gym and has a weekly session with a personal trainer but likes to go and use the gym at other times.
The person I would like…	It is important you have experience supporting people with Learning disabilities. J would benefit greatly from a PA who loves sports, particularly football, as this would support shared conversation and rapport- building. A driver with access to a car and insurance is essential due to location.

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	Support Worker PUR-194-011
About the Direct Payment Holder	L is a 35 year old male with a diagnosis of Autism & learning disability. He has limited communication & understanding of spoken word but is fun to be with, he is good company but also enjoys his own company and being quiet.. He enjoys a variety of activities including banger racing, charity shops, the gym (sometimes), bowling, car boot sales and lots more. L is very able but needs encouragement to try different things.
Hours and rate of pay hours	8- 10 hours per week can be flexible – Friday, weekends or any evening during the week. Paid at £15 per hour. Extra hours for respite/overnight support are available.
Location	Cambridge CB4
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Supporting L with accessing the community and engaging with activities he enjoys to expand his circle of peers and activities of interest.
Required skills and experience	Experience of supporting adults who have a learning disability or autism is essential. We are looking for someone who is kind, patient, reliable and consistent. Someone who is calm and a good communicator, someone proactive and who will encourage L to live his best life. If you can drive and have access to your own vehicle that would be great but is not essential as L enjoys using public transport.

Support Worker / Personal Assistant (PA)– Significant experience supporting people with advanced dementia (essential)
Job ref.	PUR-839-246/PUR-477-650
About me	N (87) and S (85) are a married couple living together in their home in Kirk Sandall. They have been married for over 64 years and enjoy spending time in their bungalow, following familiar routines such as watching television and reminiscing together. On good days, S may also enjoy a short walk outside. They both live with advanced dementia, and their needs can vary from day to day. · N is gentle and easy-going but may become tired and needs regular reassurance, particularly with personal care. · S is more chatty and sociable but can become confused, anxious, or disorientated. For this reason, we are looking for someone with extensive, hands-on experience of supporting people with dementia, who is patient, calm, and able to respond sensitively to changing situations using reassurance, redirection, and thoughtful support.
Hours and rate of pay	Rate of pay: From £14 per hour (depending on experience) Hours: Approx. 2 days per week (around 5 hours per day – flexible) Ability to work alternative weekends Willingness to provide holiday cover where needed Flexibility required
Location	Kirk Sandall, Doncaster (DN3)
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	· Providing companionship, reassurance, and emotional support · Supporting both individuals with advanced dementia needs, including managing confusion and distress · Administering medication – checking and giving medication from a secure coded pill box · Assisting N with personal care, including washing, dressing, and continence care · Supporting with morning and bedtime routines · Supporting S with dressing when required · Preparing meals, drinks, and snacks · Completing light household tasks such as laundry, cleaning, and tidying · Supporting with occasional appointments or short outings · Completing daily logs, recording tasks completed and flagging any concerns for other carers · Working independently most of the time, with occasional joint working alongside other carers
The person I would like…	· Significant experience supporting people with advanced dementia (essential) · Able to think quickly and respond calmly in changing or challenging situations · Skilled in reassurance, redirection, and distraction techniques · Kind, patient, and understanding · Calm, confident, and adaptable · Friendly, with good communication skills and able to build trust · Respectful and sensitive, particularly when supporting with personal care · Flexible and reliable, including weekend and holiday cover · Ideally able to drive or live locally

Carer /Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-496-409
About me	A family is seeking a compassionate and enthusiastic carer to support an energetic and lovable 8-year-old autistic child. He attends a specialist school and is non-verbal, communicating his needs in his own unique way. He is highly sensory-seeking and enjoys movement, activities and being actively engaged throughout the day. He requires support with day-to-day living and benefits from someone who is patient, understanding and willing to learn about his individual sensory and communication needs. He is a happy and active child who enjoys swimming and being out in the community. He responds well to people who are calm, caring and able to create fun and engaging activities to keep him happy and occupied.
Hours and rate of pay	Approximately 3 hours per week Support mainly required at weekends £18.00 per hour
Location	The role is home-based in the West Watford area (WD18), with regular community access and outings.
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 successful carer will support the child both at home and within the community, helping him access enjoyable activities while providing safe, patient and understanding support. Duties may include: Taking him swimming and to sensory-friendly activities Supporting access to the community and local outings Creating engaging activities and routines to keep him active and happy Supporting his sensory needs and emotional wellbeing Providing companionship and encouragement during activities Helping him feel safe and supported in different environments The role is centred around activity-based support, sensory engagement and building trust through patience and consistency.
The person I would like…	The ideal candidate will: Be compassionate, patient and understanding Have an interest in supporting autistic children Be willing to learn about sensory needs and non-verbal communication Be calm, reliable and engaging Be able to create enjoyable and meaningful activities Previous experience supporting autistic individuals or children with additional needs is desirable but not essential.

Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-827-004
About me	A is a 32 year old gentleman, looking for someone who can be more of a companion and buddy than a traditional support worker. A would like to build a genuine friendship with someone who enjoys simple, shared activities such as playing board games, playing cards going out locally and having a good chat. The focus of this role is companionship, encouragement, and helping him feel confident and comfortable when socialising. A also has an interest in Japanese language and culture and would enjoy sharing this with someone who is open to learning together.
Hours and rate of pay	Rate of Pay: will be discussed Hours: 5 per week
Location	Doncaster DN2
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Supporting with social outings and community activities. Playing boardgames and engaging in relaxed conversation. Supporting with simple meal planning, shopping for ingredients, and occasionally cooking together, where appropriate. Encouraging confidence, independence and social interaction. Sharing and exploring interests together, such as learning about Japanese language and culture.
The person I would like…	Someone friendly, patient and understanding. Someone with good communication skills and who is reliable and punctual. Experience supporting people with additional needs is desirable but not essential. Someone who enjoys building a genuine connection and is happy to take a relaxed, person centred approach, focussing on shared interests and meaningful time together. A positive, encouraging attitude is key. This is a rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful difference, by providing companionship and support in a relaxed, enjoyable way. A driving licence and access to a car is preferred, but not essential.

Carer /Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-220-732
About me	A warm and caring family is seeking a reliable, compassionate and proactive Family Support Worker / Personal Assistant to provide practical support within the home and community. The successful candidate will support a family with three children aged 15, 12 and 4, all of whom have additional needs. This rewarding role involves assisting parents with day-to-day family life, helping to create a calm, structured and supportive environment for the children both at home and during community-based activities.
Hours and rate of pay	Up to 20 hours per week Before and after school hours Up to £19.00 per hour, dependent on experience
Location	Hertfordshire (SG8)
DBS/Checks	Required
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…	Supporting the family before and after school Assisting with routines and daily activities Supporting the children during community outings and activities Providing practical support within the home environment Helping to promote independence, wellbeing and positive engagement Assisting with organisation and maintaining a structured environment Supporting parents with the day-to-day demands of family life
The person I would like…	Reliable, trustworthy and compassionate Calm, patient and understanding Organised and able to work proactively using their own initiative Flexible and adaptable within a busy family environment Experienced in supporting children and young people with additional needs Willing to learn and implement a low-demand approach to support Confident supporting children and families within the community Previous experience supporting children with additional needs is desirable Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to build positive and trusting relationships with both children and parents Enhanced DBS check (or willingness to obtain one)

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-297-945
About the Direct Payment Holder	13 year old young person with a diagnosis of profound bilateral sensory‑neural hearing loss, acquired brain injury, global developmental delay and a likely autism diagnosis soon. M enjoys arts and crafts like jewellery making drawing, colouring and making loom bands, fun days out like theme parks, ten pin bowling, cinema and the seaside
Hours and rate of pay hours	£13.50 per hour, 76.5 hours to be used flexibly at either the weekend and/or school holiday time. An Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check will be required.
Location	Whittlesford, CB22 area
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Supporting with getting out in the community, life skills and days out, helping to boost confidence, to broaden her interests and support to develop her independence skills.
Required skills and experience	Knowledge/Experience of Acquired Brain Injury. British sign language is desirable but not essential. Driving License and use of own car is essential (Car insurance with business use is a mandatory requirement). It is very important that you are reliable, have good timekeeping, strong communication skills, a bubbly personality, a good sense of humour, and a kind and caring nature, with similar interests to M so that she can relate to you.

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.