GU22 Support Worker / PA

Snap Inc.; Knaphill; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A caring agency is seeking a part-time Support Worker in Knaphill to assist a charming 16-year-old with cerebral palsy. The role involves helping with snacks, therapy, and dinner from Wednesday to Friday afternoons, plus the opportunity to plan holiday activities. Candidates must have experience supporting individuals with disabilities, be non-smokers, and have excellent communication skills. This role offers a chance to make a positive impact in a young person's life while receiving ongoing training and support.

Benefits

Ongoing support and supervision

Paid training and professional development

Friendly working environment

Qualifications

• Experience assisting individuals with physical disabilities.
• Ability to communicate effectively and follow care plans.
• Non-smoker/non-vaper.

Responsibilities

• Assist with snacks and therapy during afternoons.
• Plan activities during school holidays.
• Ensure safety and comfort during transfers.

Skills

Experience supporting a young person with a physical disability

Excellent communication skills

Organisational skills

Confidence with manual handling

Interest in sports and music

Job description

Job Overview

Support Worker / PA – Surrey, GU22. Part‑time after‑school position to assist a teen with a physical disability living in Woking. Pay: up to £20.50 gross per hour.

Location & Transport

• Nearest station: Not applicable – driver with own car is essential.
• Driving requirements: Own mode of transport required.

Pay & Hours

• Salary/Wage: £18.50 weekdays, £20.50 weekends (gross per hour).
• Days & Hours: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 4:30 pm–8:15 pm; additional hours during school holidays.
• Start date: ASAP.

Pet Considerations

• Pets: 2 friendly dogs.

Key Responsibilities & Scope

The afternoon shift starts promptly at 4:30 pm as the client arrives home from school. The support worker will assist with snacks, chill, therapy, dinner, bath and bedtime, following the client’s plan each day. During school holidays there is further scope for planning activities, day trips, etc. The night carer will arrive at 8:00 pm for handover.

Qualifications & Desired Experience

• Essential: Experience supporting a young person with a physical disability, confidence with manual handling, keen interest in sports and music, excellent communication and organisational skills, non‑smoker/non‑vaper.
• Desirable: Experience working within a family setting.

About the Client

The client, Jacob, is 16 years old, lives at home in Woking with his parents and younger brother. He is an engaging, funny, and charming young man who loves football, music, gaming, swimming, cooking and skiing. Jacob has cerebral palsy, is a wheelchair user, weight‑bearer, and requires assistance with transfer and use of equipment such as a Sara Steady. There is a lift in his home that he uses for getting up or downstairs.

What We Offer

• Ongoing support and supervision.
• Paid training and continued professional development.
• Opportunity to be a friendly and supportive PA role.

Recruiter Contact: Janet