Female Personal Assistant - AMYOR

Disability North; Tadcaster; Vor Ort; GBP 16.000 - 22.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

Disability North is seeking a friendly Personal Assistant in the Tadcaster area to help an animal-loving individual access the community and maintain independence. The role involves helping with outings, shopping and activities, with 6 hours per week and a pay rate of £13.79 per hour.

A driver with access to their own car is essential, and mileage is paid. The position offers flexible hours to fit study commitments and requires a compassionate, patient approach to support someone with a sight

Qualifikationen

• Friendly, patient and reliable
• Flexible with working hours to fit around commitments
• Comfortable around cats and dogs
• Understanding of sight impairment, or willing to learn how to support me
• Driver with full licence and access to own car – essential
• Confident supporting someone out and about in the community
• Willing to provide practical support with getting around and attending activities

Aufgaben

• Support me to go out for coffee, shopping and activities I enjoy
• Help me access shops, services and places in the community
• Provide transport to activities and appointments when needed
• Offer practical support with sight impairment while out and about
• Support me to build confidence and independence outside the home
• Provide friendly companionship and encouragement while respecting my choices

Jobbeschreibung

Hours: 6 hours per week – flexible to fit around study commitments

Rate of Pay: £13.79 per hour

Driving licence and access to your own car essential – mileage paid

Animal Lover Looking for a PA – Tadcaster!

A Little About Me!

Hi! I'm a huge animal lover and a self-confessed cat person! I'm studying to become a Clinical Animal Behaviourist, so it's probably no surprise that animals are a big part of my life! At home, I have Bob and Theo, my cat and dog, who are very much part of the family. When I'm not studying or spending time with my animals, I enjoy getting out and about, having a wander around the shops and stopping for a coffee.

I'm looking for a friendly, reliable and easy-going Personal Assistant who can support me to get out into the community, enjoy the things I love and maintain my independence. I have a sight impairment, so the main purpose of the role is to provide practical support when I'm out and about, helping me access activities and places safely and confidently.

What Will You Be Doing?

• Supporting me to get out for coffee, shopping and other activities I enjoy.
• Helping me access shops, services and places in the community.
• Providing transport to activities and appointments where needed.
• Offering practical support with my sight impairment while we're out and about.
• Supporting me to build confidence and maintain my independence outside the home.
• Providing friendly companionship and encouragement while respecting my choices.

Who Am I Looking For?

Someone who is:

• Friendly, patient, reliable and has a good sense of humour.
• Happy to support me to do things independently rather than taking over.
• Flexible with working hours to fit around my study commitments.
• Comfortable around cats and dogs – Bob and Theo may want to say hello!
• Understanding of sight impairment, or willing to learn how best to support me.
• Confident supporting someone out and about in the community.
• A driver with a full driving licence and access to their own car – essential.

Why This Role?

This isn't about doing everything for me. It's about working alongside me, helping me access the community and giving me the practical support I need to enjoy everyday activities independently. Some days might involve a shopping trip, others a coffee and a good chat. The important thing is having someone reliable who understands the value of choice, confidence and independence.

If you're an animal lover, enjoy getting out and about and think this sounds like your kind of role, I'd love to hear from you!

There is a genuine occupational requirement for the holder of this post to be male/female in accordance with the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014 and Equality Act 2010 schedule 9 paragraphs 1 – 4.

This vacancy will close as soon as a suitable candidate is appointed.

At the time of starting their employment, the successful candidate must have permission to work in the U.K.