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Purple DPSS is seeking a part-time Support Worker in Cambridge (CB4) to assist a client with personal care and daily routines. The role involves home-based activities, cooking, crafts, shopping, and engaging in puzzles, books, and audio materials.
A driver is a bonus but not essential; DBS clearance is essential and commitment to building a lasting relationship is important. Initially, hours are capped at up to 10 per week, with pay at £17 per hour and on-site support in Cambridgeshire.
Company: Purple DPSS
Salary: from £17 an hour
Hours: Part-time
Location: Cambridgeshire
Working pattern: On-site
Job type: Permanent
Posting date: 9 Oct 2026
Closing date: 8 Nov 2026
I am a 37-year-old lady living with my parents in Cambridge. I
am severely autistic with a severe speech disorder and small
hearing loss. I have a medical condition, hydrocephalus.
I will need some help with personal care but mainly a friend who
can do activities in the home to occupy me.
I live in a fully equipped home with lots of resources.
I only want a small number of hours initially with possibilities to
increase in the future as I struggle with making new social
contacts.
Hours and
rate of Pay
Up to 10 hours per week
£17 per hour
Enhanced DBS clearance is essential
What you
would be
You will be helping with personal care and daily routines such
as, cooking, sewing, crafting, shopping, doing puzzles, looking
at children's books, watching children's DVDs with me and
listening to my audio tapes. We would also, in time, like you to
be able in time to get involved in preparing projects and
initiating ideas if able.
The person I would like…I would ideally like someone who is kind, patient, trustworthy, with great communication skills. A driver would be great but is not essential. You must be able to tolerate repetition and lone working at times. Initially you will be expected to work alongside parents using observation skills to learn the requirements. Further training opportunities may be available should you want them. I really do need a commitment to this role, to build a lasting relationship, this is due to my difficulties relating to new people and the time required to learn the skills to support me effectively. You will need to understand that my needs change hourly pending my health and mood, therefore the duties will be varied. We have one young, small dog. English GCSE required. Willingness and interest to learn how to support me using my voice aided communication device. I use different communication strategies; written, signed (signed supporting English) and spoken but mainly voice aided communication with my Light writer. We look forward to meeting you and thanks for looking
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