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UKCIL; West of England; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 21,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible weekday hours

Competitive pay

Job summary

UKCIL is seeking a Personal Assistant Support worker (Female Preferred) in Clifton, Bristol. This role offers 9 hours per week at £12.60 per hour, with flexible AM or PM shifts on weekdays.

You will support daily routines, time management, and light household tasks for a disabled person, providing motivation, emotional support, and encouragement while prioritising safety and privacy. DBS check funded is required.

Qualifications

• Female preferred due to personal needs.
• Experience supporting individuals with brain injuries or neurological conditions is essential.
• DBS check required (funded).

Responsibilities

• Encouragement in managing task load and daily routine.
• Aiding memory improvement including building commitment to exercises for mobility and rehabilitation.
• Providing encouragement to complete light household tasks such as laundry and cleaning.
• Prompting regular shopping and preparing of meals within budget (gluten and lactose-free as needed).
• Helping with organisation, planning, and balancing tasks to manage fatigue.
• Offering calm, consistent support with emotional regulation and day-to-day challenges.
• Guiding time management to reduce procrastination and manage medical appointments.

Skills

Experience with brain injuries

Patience

Emotional resilience

Reliability

Positive attitude

Job description

Personal Assistant Support worker (Female Preferred) in the Clifton area 9hrs pw at £12.60

Location: Clifton, Bristol

Hours: Flexible – AM or PM, Monday to Friday

Pay Rate: £12.60 per hour

About the Role

We are looking for a reliable and encouraging female Personal Assistant to provide support with daily routines and task/ time management. This role involves very little personal care but requires someone who is positive, patient, and able to provide motivation and emotional support for a disabled person battling brain injury and PTSD.

This role is ideal for a suitable female candidate who is happy to take my life off pause!!

Key Responsibilities:

• Encouragement in managing task load and daily routine. This would be to motivate actioning various bigger things over different days and completing a daily checklist to aid wellbeing. These tasks could include basic personal hygiene reminders such as brushing teeth
• Aiding memory improvement including building commitment to strengthening exercises that enable mobility and rehabilitation
• Providing encouragement to complete light household tasks such as laundry and cleaning
• Prompting regular shopping and preparing of meals within budget (gluten and lactose-free as needed)
• Helping with organisation, planning, and balancing tasks to manage fatigue
• Offering calm, consistent support with emotional regulation and day-to-day challenges
• Overall guiding of time management improvement will reduce procrastination and support me to manage deadlines in between so many medical appointments

About You:

• Female preferred due to personal needs
• Experience supporting individuals with brain injuries or neurological conditions is essential
• Strong background in helping manage complex needs
• Positive, supportive, and encouraging approach
• Patient, reliable, and emotionally resilient
• Comfortable working with someone who experiences chronic fatigue, PTSD, and feeling overwhelmed with task management
• DBS check required (funded)

Interests:

I enjoy volunteering when possible and supporting wounded veterans, but I usually spend a lot of time at home.

Additional Information:

• No pets in the home
• Non-smoker please
• Must be ok with stairs
• Please state in your application what days you would be able to work. No weekends required. Can be flexible about times of day worked to fit in with your schedule.

What We Offer:

• £12.60 per hour
• Flexible weekday hours (AM or PM, Mon–Fri)

A rewarding role providing encouragement and support to help someone live more independently.

Services

• Meal Preparation
• Domestic Care
• Social + Leisure activities
• Support to remain independent

Training

• Understanding challenging behaviour