PA for gentleman with ASD in Aylsham - 8 hours per week £15 p/h

UKCIL; Norwich; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Part time

Job summary

A personal support service seeks a dedicated individual to assist a gentleman with Autism in Aylsham. The role involves providing support to help him become more independent, build confidence in social settings, and achieve personal goals. Experience with autism is desirable, but a respectful and patient approach is paramount. The position offers 8 hours per week at £15 per hour, with specific working hours preferred on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting adults with autism is desirable but not essential.
• A genuine, respectful attitude is crucial.
• Ability to encourage independence and participation in activities.

Responsibilities

• Support independence and personal growth.
• Provide one-to-one support in community settings.
• Encourage participation in chosen activities.
• Offer emotional support during anxiety episodes.
• Assist in realizing personal goals.

Skills

Patient

Caring

Reliable

Good communicator

Willingness to learn

Job description

Overview

PA for gentleman with ASD in Aylsham - 8 hours per week @ £15 p/h

Apply at UKCIL.com. Reference: 4f736916

Job Purpose: A kind, patient, and enthusiastic individual is required to support a man with Autism, Asperger's and moderate to severe anxiety in leading an active and fulfilling life.

I enjoy a variety of outdoor and travel-based interests, such as train journeys, canoeing, go-karting, automatic motorcycles and paddle boarding. I also have an inspiring list of goals I would like to achieve, which includes learning to ride an automatic motorcycle, travelling to new places, skiing, going on a barge, camping and taking a hot air balloon ride. One of my longer-term goals is to build meaningful connections with others, and with the right support, I’d like to explore the possibility of finding a companion or partner in the future.

Your role will be to support me to become more independent and spread my wings. This will include assisting me to access the community, building confidence in social settings, and helping me pursue my interest and goals at my own pace.

Previous experience supporting adults with autism is desirable but not essential – a genuine, respectful attitude and a willingness to learn are more important.

If you are someone who values making a difference in another person’s life, and can offer patience, encouragement, and support, we would love to hear from you.

Location: Aylsham

Details:

• Supporting me to become more independent and spread my wings
• Providing one-to-one support in community settings
• Encouraging and enabling participation in chosen activities
• Offering calm, consistent emotional support during periods of anxiety
• Supporting me to realise my personal goals

Person specification

Essential:

• Patient, caring, reliable, trustworthy
• A good communicator with a calm and reassuring presence
• A willingness to learn

Desirable:

• Previous experience supporting adults with autism

Summary terms and conditions:

• The rate of pay for this position is £15 per hour
• Hours and times of work: 8 hours per week, preferably on Tuesday and Friday afternoons
• The annual holiday entitlement for this position will be equivalent to the work I would normally expect to be done during 5.6 consecutive weeks
• You will be reimbursed for any agreed expenses incurred as part of the role

Post is subject to the following:

• A satisfactory enhanced Disclosure & Barring Service (DBS) check, the cost of which will be covered by the employer.
• Satisfactory references from two referees, one of which must be your current or last employer.
• Completion of a satisfactory probationary period of 6 months.
• This position requires the employee to complete free annual training: GDPR, Health and Safety, First Aid, Risk Assessment, Autism, Food Hygiene, Medication Management.

Key Responsibilities

Services

• Social + Leisure activities
• Support to remain independent

Training

• Safeguarding Adults/Children
• Understanding challenging behaviour
• Autism / Aspergers

Please apply by clicking above or at ukcil.com