PA required to support a young girl with autism and ADHD LS10 £14 PER HOUR VARIOUS HOURS
Job Description
We are looking for a PA to support our daughter who has autism and ADHD.
It is essential that you have experience of working with children and young people with autism and ADHD.
Hours vary each week.
In Leeds 10
Car driver with business insurance essential, fuel costs reimbursed
Job Role
- Olivia is a bubbly funny 11 year old girl. She has autism, ADHD, pica so needs constant supervision and requires personal care. She has anxiety and OCD tendencies and thrives on routine, therefore does not cope well with waiting and change. She loves sensory play particularly water play enjoys playing with her toys and loves being outside and particularly enjoys going for drives in the car.
We are looking for someone who will engage and entertain and play and help our daughter at home.
You will also need to promote her independence in the community and help her gain confidence by accompanying her with her mum to the park etc.
You will need to be patient and understanding of how autism and ADHD affects a person and be caring and understand the importance of confidentiality.
This is a rewarding role that will give you an insight in how to support someone with additional needs.
Key Responsibilities
Services
- Meal Preparation
- Personal Care
- Social + Leisure activities
Training
- Autism / Aspergers
Transportation
- Full UK driving license
- Own personal car
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PA required to support a young girl with autism and ADHD LS10 £14 PER HOUR VARIOUS HOURS in Leeds employer: UKCIL
At UKCIL, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that values the unique contributions of our team members. Working as a Personal Assistant in Bedale offers a rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a young person's life while enjoying a supportive work culture that prioritises flexibility and personal growth. With competitive pay, reimbursed expenses for activities, and generous holiday allowances, we ensure our employees feel valued and empowered in their roles.
