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Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker-PUR-297-945

Personal Assistant, Support Worker

Cambridgeshire

Posted 4 weeks ago

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 sensori‑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	£12.50 per hour, 83 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.

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-297-945 About the Direct Payment Holder 13 year old young person with a diagnosis of profound bilateral sensori‑neural hearing loss, acquired brai…

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).

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	Support Worker
About the Direct Payment Holder	J is an 11‑year‑old boy who keeps himself busy and is constantly on the go. He loves Mickey Mouse and enjoys playing with his toys, especially those that are interactive or light up. J is very intelligent and has a strong logical approach to understanding and working things out. J communicates using a limited vocabulary. J has a diagnosis of Noonan Syndrome and is PEG‑fed via a pump.
Hours and rate of pay hours	Hourly rate of pay £15.00. Support hours to be used flexibly during the weekend, mainly a Saturday and the school holidays, with the occasional evening.
Location	Meldreth, South Cambridgeshire 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 and help keep him engaged in activities he enjoys. Provide support and assistance during mealtimes, as well as with personal care needs, including toileting and nappy changes. If support is provided in the evening, administering medication may be required.
Required skills and experience	Knowledge and experience with PEG and pump feeding is desirable. We are looking for a soft, gentle, and patient individual with a bubbly personality and a kind, caring nature. Someone who is able to identify, understand, and manage changes in behaviour, and who is active and willing to engage in and/or support activities. It is very important that you are reliable and have good timekeeping.

Personal Assistants-Job share-PUR-266-719
Job ref.	PUR-266-719
About me	I’m nearly 21, live at home with my younger sister, mum and 4 cats. I currently enjoy going to college 2 days a week and the lily rose day care provision to which will be 4 days/full time from July. I love my music, and gaming on the Xbox. I also enjoy watching films with my family, going to the cinema and a good game of uno!
Hours and rate of pay	Hourly rate: £15.50 per hour Hours: Monday – Friday (hours to be discussed at interview stage) Saturday 9am-1pm Looking for a small team of PAs to cover various days/hours of support
Location	Witham CM8
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	I need help with getting about as mobility can be difficult. I need crutches all the time and quite often my wheelchair. I need help with the toilet and taking a bath. At times I also need help with getting dressed. If my epilepsy is particularly bad this help increases as I get anxious with falling too. To be driven to and from college and lily rose centre both in Chelmsford. Maybe a couple smaller local trips to places like GP, hairdressers, barbers etc. Personal daily care, prepare some meals, basic laundry say putting out on line maybe a bit of ironing as J is unable to stand. Change bedding.
The person I would like…	Kind, encouraging as J can be stubborn and needs a firm authority to get him to do what’s needed. Someone who can support and help J’s development of independence to move forward with his next stage of life. Someone flexible as training will be provided. But reliable, and passionate about the role important to give J the support and independence he deserves, while still able to be in a home environment. Full uk driving licence required, as need to drive mobility car. Own car with business insurance an advantage but not essential. Must be fluent in English due to learning and language delay and find it difficult to understand.

Carer /Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-299-775
About the Direct Payment Holder	The client is a nearly 5-year-old autistic, non-verbal boy. He is a happy, energetic child who enjoys soft play, the park, trampolining and a variety of sensory activities. He benefits from a calm, patient person who can support him with play transitions, emotional regulation and understanding his non-verbal communication cues.
Hours and rate of pay	Saturdays: 2–3 hours per week Half term holidays: Monday to Friday, approximately 3 hours per day
Location	Hemel Hempstead (HP1)
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…	Supporting the child during play and sensory activities Helping with emotional regulation and transitions Nappy changing and personal care as needed Providing supervision and reassurance at home and in the community Adapting activities to the child’s developmental level Ensuring outings are safe, enjoyable and sensory-appropriate
Required skills and experience	The ideal Carer will be patient, caring and reliable, with experience or a good understanding of supporting young autistic children. They should be calm, gentle and able to communicate effectively with a non-verbal child by following his cues. The Carer must feel confident providing personal care, including nappy changing, and be able to offer consistent supervision. Someone who can adapt activities to his developmental needs, keep him safe and help make outings enjoyable would be an excellent fit.

Carer /Support Worker
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	£14.00 – £17.33 per hour, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 7am – 5pm (20 hours per week)
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
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

2 x Female Personal assistants/Support workers
Job ref.	PUR-751-752
About me	A 71-year-old Pakistani female with a history of long-term chronic depression and low motivation, who also experiences ongoing pain-related health conditions. She requires the support of a Personal Assistant (PA) to assist with daily living tasks and to promote her overall wellbeing. The role will involve providing practical and emotional support to help maintain independence, improve mood, and enhance quality of life.
Hours and rate of pay	Rate of Pay: Meets NMW Hours: 16 hours per week- Each PA to work 8 hours each Working pattern: 5–6 days per week, primarily Monday to Friday, with occasional weekend support as required. Specific days and hours can be negotiated to meet the needs of the client and the successful candidates. the client needs 2 PAs at all times to support them. We are looking to employ 2 Personal Assistants (PAs), each working 8 hours per week. Alternatively, tasks can be shared on alternate days to suit the client’s needs and the availability of the PAs.
Location	Oldbury B68
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Key responsibilities will include: Providing support with personal care, including assistance with bathing Preparing culturally appropriate meals, such as curries and chapattis Carrying out household tasks, including ironing, changing bedding, and general cleaning Supporting the client to access the community, including visits to local shops, supermarkets, or garden centres as required Assisting with light gardening tasks (experience in gardening would be beneficial) Support the client to access the community, including accompanying her to local shops for essential shopping or visits to garden centres, in order to promote engagement, improve mood, and enhance overall wellbeing. The client needs 2 PAs at all times to support them.
The person I would like…	We are seeking a Pakistani female support worker who has a strong understanding of Pakistani culture and is able to communicate effectively in Urdu or Mirpuri/Pahari, as the client does not speak English. The ideal candidate will have experience working within the care sector, particularly supporting individuals experiencing low mood, depression, or a lack of motivation. A compassionate and patient approach is essential. Applicants should preferably hold a valid DBS check, a full driving licence, and have access to a vehicle, as the role involves accompanying the client on outings to help improve mood and engagement. The role also includes supporting the client with culturally appropriate meal preparation, such as cooking curries and chapattis, to meet their dietary needs. In addition, the candidate should be confident in maintaining a clean and tidy home environment and assisting with household duties. We are also looking for someone willing to support with basic gardening tasks, as this can be a valuable activity in promoting the client’s wellbeing and motivation. We are looking to employ 2 Personal Assistants (PAs), each working 8 hours per week. Alternatively, tasks can be shared on alternate days to suit the client’s needs and the availability of the PAs.

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	Support Worker – PUR-246-424
About the Direct Payment Holder	E is a 7 year old boy with a diagnosis of Autistic Spectrum Disorder, delayed and disordered speech and language and sensory needs. E follows a gluten, oat and diary free diet due to being intolerant. E enjoys sensory play with rice, lentils or leaves in the park, he has mobility difficulties and uses a buggy outdoors.
Hours and rate of pay hours	69 hours available to use at weekends payable at £13 per hour.
Location	Cambridge – CB5
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Supporting E to build on his independence from his mum, broadening his interests and encouraging him to socialize with other young people in a supportive and structured environment.
Required skills and experience	Someone who has experience of supporting others with ASD with a knowledge of the challenges the condition can bring. E can at times put himself on the floor and repeatedly bang his head, it is important you learn triggers for this behaviour and the distraction methods needed to keep him safe. Someone who is patient, kind and encouraging in order to improve and develop skills. If you are passionate about supporting others to flourish we would like to hear from you.

Personal Assistant
Job ref.	PUR- 986-591
About me	I am a 52 year old lady with Long Covid and ME/Chronic fatigue syndrome. I use a mobility scooter and a rollator to aid with my fatigue when mobilising. I am mainly housebound and live with my two adult sons, two cats and a leopard gecko who are very well behaved :). I enjoy a good ole chat and giggle when my fatigue allows.
Hours and rate of pay	Rate of Pay: £12.71 per hour Hours: 9 hours per week Monday 3 hours Tuesday 3 hours and Friday 3 hours
Location	Doncaster, DN4
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	I can suffer with low mood due to my chronic illnesses and sometimes have flare ups of my symptoms. I may be in bed for 3 days, on these days I will need lunch and hot drinks brought up to me as well as a little chat. I am unable to tidy up and clean the house, so I will require this doing for me. I will need washing put on, dried and ironed. I may also need help with forms, appointments being made, or cancelling for me. I am looking for a PA to also drive me to medical appointments, allowing for my mobility scooter to be put in the car (it does come apart in three pieces). When my fatigue allows, I would like to attend socialising groups, go out for lunch or have a hot chocolate. I love chatting, being outside in the fresh air, doing puzzles, painting stones and writing in my journal. I also like my garden kept tidy. I am also looking for a PA to keep me company, maybe watching a movie or chatting. Driving licence and access to car essential
The person I would like…	I am looking for a reliable and flexible PA to support me in living a more fulfilling life who is also a patient communicator, as I can struggle to find words whilst speaking, due to fatigue.

Personal Assistant (PA)/Family Assistance Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-270-406
About me	I am a young gentleman who is a visually impaired parent of three children. I am very independent, outgoing and confident person who has various interests and hobbies. I am seeking a PA to support myself and my family with daily household and family tasks.
Hours and rate of pay	£12.71 per hour 14 hours per week – Monday, Thursday and Saturday – Flexible with times according to availability.
Location	Stainforth, Doncaster (DN7)
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	Support will include tasks such as cooking, light household chores, support with family admin tasks. You will also be helping with our youngest child with activities such as family visits to the park and play centres. May occasionally need to support with nursery pick-ups.
The person I would like…	Seeking a PA that is outgoing, able to use their own initiative and who is open-minded and willing to learn. A bubbly personality with a cheery disposition. A young hearted person with lots of energy who is able to keep up with young children. Experience of working with children or have their own life experience of being a parent themselves. Be able to use technology confidently – phones and computers etc. Car owner/driver essential – Business car insurance Comfortable around pets (in particular dogs and guinea pigs)

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	PUR-948-817
About the Direct Payment Holder	A 21 year 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 – £16 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

Personal Assistant (PA)/Support Worker
Job ref.	Support Worker – PUR-300-536
About me	I’m a 17 year old boy. I’m Autistic. I use a few spoken words of every day actions and needs. I have a Talking Device which is uploaded with everyday tasks and things. I communicate very well using my Talking Device. I’m epileptic and I take regular medication to keep it under control. I have a safety plan in case of a seizure so that you can know how to help me. I live at home in Cambridge city in Trumpington near the Park and Ride. I live with my mum and my big sister. I go to school every day, I enjoy school. At home I enjoy using my iPad and phone because they keep me calm and happy. I listen to stories and music on my phone, and iPad. I love eating crisps and I can never have enough of them. Pasta, sauce plus vegetables is my favourite meal in the evening.
Hours and rate of pay	6 hours per week @ £12.71 per hour.
Location	Cambridge – CB2
DBS/Checks	Confirmation of Enhanced DBS check Right to Work and references will be needed.
What you would be doing…	It is important that you have a good understanding of Autism, enjoy being active and have skills/confidence to support me. Assisting me with taking medication, personal care such as showering, washing hair, brushing teeth, moisturizing and dressing. Preparing meals/cooking, laundry, keeping me safe from danger. Making sure I’m in bed. I can use the toilet independently but I need reminders to wash my hands with soap afterwards and secure my clothes. I sometimes wear glasses, please encourage me. I appear big for my age because I’m tall, but I’m happy, gentle, warm and friendly. Support me away from home to give me a break from home, mix with peers. Help and support me to increase my self care, independence and life skills. Support me to access things and activities that I enjoy in the community. Support me to access other life skills such as learning shopping skills. I can walk well. I sometimes run off suddenly. I’m not aware of any danger so please keep close watch over me. Hold my hand to me to keep safe when out and about for crossing roads. Reassure and help me to calm when I am upset or anxious. Good communication skills, aim to build trust and understanding my needs. Help and support me to have my medication as and when needed . Treat me with respect, kindness and dignity.
The person I would like…	You should have experience of working with Special /additional needs. Experience with autism and knowledge is essential. Also experience of working with people with epilepsy, nonverbal or with people who use few words. Have a genuine interest and provide me with good quality of care. A kind, caring, passionate, patient, empathetic and committed PA would be what I need please. Act in a capacity of trustworthiness and honesty. Keep confidentiality. A good time keeper and able to keep a communication diary as, and when needed.

Job Title	Support Worker – PUR-476-075 – Wisbech (PE13)
About the service user	S is a 6 year old boy who is Autistic, he loves all animals including dinosaurs! He enjoys being outside and likes visits to farms and the zoo. Other interests are Lego and sensory toys. S lives with his parents and siblings, they share their home with a friendly cat. S can be shy at first but communicates well with communication boards, his family use social stories and daily planners to aid routine.
Hours and rate of Pay	Casual hours mainly in school holidays up to 79 hours available paid at £12.50 per hour. There may be more hours needed in spring and summer and at least once a month in winter. Enhanced DBS clearance is essential for this role.
What you would be doing…	Accompanying S and his family while accessing community activities and places of interest. Support in developing skills such as independence, social skills, confidence and decision making. Alerting S to danger and keeping him safe at all times. Offering support and re-assurance at times of frustration or when feeling overwhelmed. Some prompting around personal care when using the toilet.
The person I would like…	Experience of supporting others with Autism or learning disabilities is really important as you need to understand the challenges these conditions can bring. Someone who is fun and kind, willing to get involved in activities with S while offering encouragement in order to improve and develop sills. You will need to be someone who can demonstrate they are reliable and punctual as routine is very important to S. You will have excellent spoken English to aid communication and be able to engage in an easy to understand way. “Please note that this advert has been placed on behalf of one of our customers. Should your application be successful, and you are offered the position, you will be directly employed by the customer and not by Purple”

Job Title	Support Worker-PUR-589-307
About the service user	L is a happy 7 year old boy who has a diagnosis of Autism. L loves anything electronic and enjoys spending time playing with his switch or games on mum’s phone. He also enjoys being outside running and climbing and sensory activities like digging, he likes playing with water too. L speaks a few words and has repetitive language, he makes sounds and babbles, he is usually able to make his needs known.
Hours and rate of Pay	53.5 hours available to be used flexibly in school holidays/weekends paid at £13.50 per hour. Enhanced DBS clearance is essential.
What you would be doing…	Supporting L in the home environment engaging in activities he enjoys with a view to accessing the community together, such as going to the park, once you get to know each other.
The person I would like…	It is essential that you have experience of supporting other young people with Autism and have an awareness of the different behaviours the condition can bring. L needs constant supervision you need to be alert and active to keep him safe. L can struggle to regulate his emotions, you will need to learn techniques to manage these times. Someone who is patient, kind & friendly and can communicate clear instructions to L. If you are passionate about supporting young people this family would love to hear from you.