Personal Assistant D861

North Yorkshire Centre for Independent Living; Malton; Vor Ort; GBP 16.000 - 22.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

North Yorkshire Centre for Independent Living in Malton invites applications for a Personal Assistant (PA) to support a neurodivergent adult. The role is on-site in the Malton area, part-time (3–5 hours per week) with a pay rate of £13.79 per hour.

The position is permanent and requires an active DBS check, privacy respect, and a driver’s license for some tasks. You will help with daily planning, typing as the client speaks, phone calls, and keeping up with emails.

Qualifikationen

• 18+ with DBS check.
• Respect for privacy, consent and identity.

Aufgaben

• Assist with day-to-day planning and organisation.
• Type while the client speaks and make phone calls.
• Support with work emails and other admin tasks.
• Provide body-doubling and supportive presence.

Kenntnisse

Neurodivergent-affirming

LGBTQ+ friendly

Patient listener

Animal-loving

Arts and crafts

Weightlifting

Quiet company

Jobbeschreibung

Company: North Yorkshire Centre for Independent Living

Personal Assistant (PA) Wanted – Neurodivergent-Friendly Support

Location: Malton area (YO17)

Rate of Pay: £13.79

I’m a 23-year-old non‑binary, disabled adult (autistic and ADHD) looking for a supportive, kind, and reliable PA to help me live more independently. If you value dry humour, honesty, and genuinely understand (or are willing to learn about) neurodivergent communication, we might just get on!

The role includes support with day‑to‑day planning, typing while I speak, phone calls, supporting me to keep up with work emails. Body doubling (supportive presence) is essential, and I need someone who’s hands‑on, validating, and won’t brush things off with “it could be worse.”

You’ll be a great fit if you’re:

Funny, sarcastic, and human (mistakes welcome!)

Patient, calm, and a good listener

Into arts, crafts, or even weightlifting

Comfortable with quiet company and background reading

Requirements:

18+, with DBS check

Respect for privacy, consent, and identity

Basically: kind, fun, and not afraid to get stuck in

Please note: Nycil is not the employer, we act on behalf of the individual employer and will forward applicants onto them.

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

Personal Assistant D861

Company: North Yorkshire Centre for Independent Living

Salary: from £13.79 an hour

Hours: Part‑time

Location: Malton

Working pattern: On‑site

Job type: Permanent

Posting date: 27 Oct 2026

Closing date: 26 Nov 2026

Summary

Personal Assistant (PA) Wanted – Neurodivergent-Friendly Support

Location: Malton area (YO17)

Hours: 3‑5 per week

Rate of Pay: £13.79

I’m a 23-year-old non‑binary, disabled adult (autistic and ADHD) looking for a supportive, kind, and reliable PA to help me live more independently. If you value dry humour, honesty, and genuinely understand (or are willing to learn about) neurodivergent communication, we might just get on!

The role includes support with day‑to‑day planning, typing while I speak, phone calls, supporting me to keep up with work emails. Body doubling (supportive presence) is essential, and I need someone who’s hands‑on, validating, and won’t brush things off with “it could be worse.”

You’ll be a great fit if you’re:

Funny, sarcastic, and human (mistakes welcome!)

Neurodivergent‑affirming, LGBTQ+

Patient, calm, and a good listener

Animal‑loving (we’re talking dogs, cats, guinea pigs… even sheep!)

Into arts, crafts, or even weightlifting

Comfortable with quiet company and background reading

Requirements:

18+, with DBS check

Driver’s licence

Respect for privacy, consent, and identity

Basically: kind, fun, and not afraid to get stuck in

A DBS is required for this position

Please note: Nycil is not the employer, we act on behalf of the individual employer and will forward applicants onto them.

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

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