Personal Assistant / Support Worker - 6hrs per week - £12.60 per hour (St George, BS5)

UKCIL; Bristol; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A support organization is seeking a Personal Assistant to aid an 18-year-old in building life skills and independence in St George, Bristol. This role involves flexible hours and engaging activities such as cooking, shopping, and social outings. Ideal candidates will have experience in care roles and a positive attitude. Pay is £12.60 per hour for 6 hours per week with flexible scheduling.

Qualifications

• Experience working in care or support roles preferred.
• Understanding of autism and related conditions preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support with cooking, shopping, and cleaning.
• Assist with planning routines and managing appointments.
• Accompany on outings like gigs or coffee.

Skills

Great sense of humour

Patience

Good communication

Job description

Overview

Personal Assistant / Support Worker – 6hrs per week – £12.60 per hour (St George, BS5)

Flexible Hours | £12.60/hour | 6 Hours per Week | Make a Real Difference! Are you friendly, reliable, and looking to support a vibrant young woman in gaining independence and confidence? This could be the perfect role for you.

About Me Hi! I’m an 18-year-old young woman living in St George with my lovely family and our very cuddly dog. I’m currently attending college and volunteering at a local museum — which I absolutely love! I’m into music (especially gigs), cosplay, second-hand treasure hunting in charity shops, and spending time with friends. I’m chatty, fun to be around, and have a great sense of humour. I don’t need help with things like personal care, feeding, or mobility — I’m totally independent in that way. What I’m really looking for is someone who can help me build life skills, boost my independence, and have a laugh along the way.

What I’m Looking For

I’d love to find a Personal Assistant (PA) who is supportive, encouraging, and full of positive energy. Someone who’s up for a mix of practical help and enjoyable outings, and who can work flexibly around my college schedule.

Key Responsibilities

• Life Skills Support: Helping me build confidence with cooking, shopping, cleaning, and managing day-to-day household tasks.
• Growing Independence: Support with planning routines, managing appointments, and budgeting.
• Social Time: Coming along to gigs, exploring the city, or just going out for coffee or a fun activity.
• Encouragement & Understanding: Helping me build self-belief and independence at a pace that works for me.

What You’ll Need

• A great sense of humour, patience, and a positive attitude
• Good communicator and happy to get stuck in
• Experience working in care or support roles (preferred)
• Understanding of (or willingness to learn about) autism, demand avoidance, FND, and EUDP
• Full driving license and access to your own car (preferred but not essential)
• Enhanced DBS check and references (required)

Availability

• 6 hours per week
• Flexible scheduling – we’ll work out times that suit both of us

If this sounds like your kind of role and you\'d like to make a meaningful impact while having fun and building a great working relationship, I’d love to hear from you!

How to Apply

Please apply by clicking above or at ukcil.com