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Dewis Centre for Independent Living seeks a Patient Personal Assistant to support a 23-year-old man in Ferndale. You will help him access the community using public transport and assist with some domestic tasks, promoting independence and safety. The role is 8 hours per week in two 4‑hour shifts, with flexible days.
A trial period of six months applies. The post includes holiday pay, payslip on 4‑week cycles, and requires an enhanced DBS check and NI number. Experience with autism is desirable.
Personal Assistant to support a 23-year-old year old boy in the Ferndale area with a diagnosis of autism and is visually impaired (registered blind). The purpose of the job is to support the service user access the community using public transport and to ensure safety while out of the house. Some support domestically as well. 8 hours per week. £16.70 per hour. PA must be a patient, clear and encouraging person. Experience with autism is desirable.
JOB DESCRIPTIONPersonal AssistantA LITTLE ABOUT MYSELFI am a 23-year-old man living in the Ferndale area. I enjoy going to the cinema, bowling, attending pub quizzes and would like to build up to going back to the gym or swimming again.
The purpose of the job is to support me in accessing the community and ensuring my safety while out. But it will also entail some help domestically to support me to live independently.
I have 8 hours per week available, and these will be worked in two 4-hour shifts. Days are flexible but Monday and Friday seem likely at the moment.
£16.70 per hour
This will be a proper job requiring a National Insurance number to be submitted. A trial period of six months will be necessary in the first instance. The wage will be paid four-weekly on return of a payslip provided by the Centre for Independent Living. You will receive appropriate holidays and holiday pay. This post is subject to an enhanced police check (DBS) and training may be required if identified by the employer.
Shared Lives Carers are classed as self-employed and receive generous tax incentives
Leicestershire County Council Shared Lives Service