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Purple DPSS in Cambridge is seeking a part-time Support Worker to assist a 14-year-old boy with autism and ADHD traits. You will help him build independence, accompany him outdoors for football and park activities, and support social communication with peers.
DBS clearance is essential and duties may include prompting for toilet use and reminders as discussed. The role offers flexible hours after school, holidays, and some weekends, with a pay rate of £12.71 per hour.
T is a happy sociable 14 year old boy who has a diagnosis of
Autism with traits of ADHD.
T is very active, he likes to be busy! He enjoys being outdoors, he
likes playing football and going to the park, he is passionate about
aviation, fighter jets in particular.
Hours and rate
of Pay
Flexible hours 55.5 available paid at £12.71 per hour – hours to be
used after school, in the holidays and some weekends.
Enhanced DBS clearance is essential.
What you
would be
Supporting T with independence skills, giving him confidence to
access the community with another trusted adult, doing things
outdoors together like going to the park with a football, socialising
with other young people, building his confidence in social situations
and developing his communication skills.
Some prompting to use the toilet and other reminders will be
Company: Purple DPSS Hours: Part-time Location: Cambridge Working pattern: On-site Job type: Permanent Posting date: 23 Oct 2026 Closing date: 22 Nov 2026
Job Title
Support Worker
About the
service user
T is a happy sociable 14 year old boy who has a diagnosis of
Autism with traits of ADHD.
T is very active, he likes to be busy! He enjoys being outdoors, he
likes playing football and going to the park, he is passionate about
aviation, fighter jets in particular.
Hours and rate
of Pay
Flexible hours 55.5 available paid at £12.71 per hour – hours to be
used after school, in the holidays and some weekends.
Enhanced DBS clearance is essential.
What you
would be
doing…
Supporting T with independence skills, giving him confidence to
access the community with another trusted adult, doing things
outdoors together like going to the park with a football, socialising
with other young people, building his confidence in social situations
and developing his communication skills.
Some prompting to use the toilet and other reminders will be
required (to be discussed).
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