Support Worker - Driver Required - Wimbledon

hello.de AG; Greater London; On-site; GBP 19,000 - 22,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Driver with access to a car

Experience supporting autistic youngs

Reliable and long-term commitment

Job summary

Wimbledon Special People is seeking a reliable Support Worker to provide 1:1 community support to a 20-year-old autistic young man with a PDA profile in Wimbledon.

The role requires a driver with access to a car, a caring approach, and the ability to commit long-term. Shifts are Tuesdays 10:00–3:00, paying £14.80–£15.50 per hour.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting autistic young people.
• Reliable and committed for long-term work.
• Driver with access to a car and ability to transport the client.

Responsibilities

• Support a 20-year-old autistic young man to access the community and build independence.
• Develop social and life skills through outings and activities.
• Balance encouragement with respectful boundaries while providing 1:1 support.
• Help the client pursue hobbies and community involvement.

Skills

Driver with access to a car

Experience supporting autistic youngs

Reliable and long-term commitment

Job description

Support Worker - Driver Required - Wimbledon Special People

Address London, UK

Highlights

• Driver with access to a car
• Experience supporting autistic young people
• Reliable and able to commit long term

Description

We are looking for a reliable and engaging Support Worker to provide 1:1 community support to a 20-year-old autistic young man with a PDA profile.

Location

Wimbledon, SW19

Shifts

Tuesdays, 10:00am–3:00pm (5 hours per week)

Pay/Rate

£14.80 – £15.50 per hour (varies by assignment and experience)

About the Role

The successful candidate will support a bright and articulate young man to access the community, build confidence, develop social skills, and work towards greater independence. This is a long‑term, ongoing package and consistency is important. Activities may include:

• Planning and enjoying days out in the community
• Supporting social and life skills development
• Encouraging participation in hobbies and interests
• Building confidence and independence
• Driver with access to a car
• Experience supporting autistic young people
• Understanding of, or willingness to learn about, PDA profiles
• Ability to balance encouragement with clear, respectful boundaries
• Reliable and able to commit long term
• Good sense of humour
• Interest in music and community‑based activities
• Patient, engaging, and creative approach to support