Personal Assistant (PA) for Two Children with Autism – Bath (BA2) - £15.25

UKCIL Ltd.; Bath; Vor Ort; GBP 17.000 - 25.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

Bath Family is seeking a Personal Assistant to support two boys with high-needs autism in Bath. The role focuses on afternoon/evening sessions at home, with weekend slots and holiday flexibility.

You will provide practical support, ensure safety, and engage the children in sensory play aligned with their interests. Candidates with First Aid training and a compassionate, calm, attentive approach are preferred; experience with nonverbal autism is desirable.

Qualifikationen

• First Aid qualification (or willingness to complete one).
• Compassionate, calm, and attentive.
• Experience working with children with nonverbal autism is desirable.
• Non-smoker and COVID-vaccinated (preferred but not essential).
• Female preferred (for personal care reasons), though all genders considered with the right experience.

Aufgaben

• Providingsupport to each child, ensuring their safety at all times.
• Assisting with eating, changing clothes, and pad changes.
• Engaging the boys in simple, sensory-basedplay that aligns with their interests.
• Helping maintain a safe environment (doors and gates locked, constant supervision).

Kenntnisse

First Aid

Compassionate

Calm

Attentive

Jobbeschreibung

Personal Assistant (PA) for Two Children with Autism – Bath (BA2) - £15.25

Location: Bath, BA2

Hours: 12.5 hours pw term time / 20 hours pw school holidays

Term time:Two afternoon/evenings sessions midweek (flexible days), plus one weekend afternoon every other week - Term TimeOn average 12.5 hours per/week – Term TimeSchool holidays:Two afternoon /evening sessions midweek, plus 10 hours per/week – School holidaysOn average 20 hours per/week – School holidays

Pay: £15.25

Start Date: As soon as possible

About Us

We are a friendly family based in Bath looking for a kind, patient, and reliable Personal Assistant (PA) to help support our two sons aged 8 and 4, who both have high-need, nonverbal autism.

Our oldest son also has a genetic condition called Coffin-Siris Syndrome. Both boys are full of energy — they love climbing, bouncing, and exploring. Our oldest enjoys sorting objects by colour and shape, while our youngest adores plants and playing with water.

Because of their complex needs, both boys require close supervision at all times for safety.

About the Role

We are looking for someone who can provide practical support and a caring presence during afternoon/evening sessions at home.

Responsibilities include:

• Providingsupport to each child, ensuring their safety at all times


• Assisting with eating, changing clothes, and pad changes


• Engaging the boys in simple, sensory-basedplay that aligns with their interests.


• Helping maintain a safe environment (doors and gates locked, constant supervision — especially as our youngest tends put objects in his mouth)

This role would best suit someone with experience supporting children with high-needs autism, but we’re open to training the right person who shows patience, empathy, and initiative.

We are looking for someone who can make a long-term commitment to the role, helping to provide consistency and continuity for the boys.

Essential Requirements

• First Aid qualification (or willingness to complete one)


• Compassionate, calm, and attentive

Desirable

• Experience working with children with nonverbal autism


• Non-smoker


• COVID-vaccinated (preferred but not essential)


• Female preferred (for personal care reasons), though all genders considered with the right experience.

Hours

• Two afternoon/evening session midweek (flexible day and timing)


• One weekend afternoon every other week


• Additional flexible support during the holidays

We’re happy to discuss the exact schedule to suit both parties.

If you are caring, dependable, and interested in making a real difference in two lovely boys’ lives, we’d love to hear from you.

Key Responsibilities

Training

• Safeguarding Adults/Children


• Understanding challenging behaviour


• Autism / Aspergers