Area: Whitley Bay

Personal Assistants/Support Workers – SNNT

Hours: 2-6 hours term time, 2-18 hours school holidays

Rate of Pay: £16.02 per hour

Area: Earsdon (Whitley Bay)

 

Joe is a largely non-verbal ASD 15-year-old. He is friendly, very playful and energetic. He enjoys watching animation clips on his tablet, long walks and swimming.

Brief details of the job

I am looking for a reliable and flexible pool of Personal Assistants/ Support Workers to provide support 2:1 respite care at home, and also for walks and trips to the swimming pool etc. The requirement is for two workers to be available for every session. This could be short 2-hour sessions, evenings or half or full days – more sessions (up to 18 hours a week are available during the school holidays).

Car driver preferred

 

For more information, please telephone 07878098111

 

This vacancy will close as soon as suitable candidates are appointed.

At the time of starting their employment, the successful candidates must have permission to work in the U.K.

 

 

 

 

Personal Assistant – MHENCL

Hours: Part time hours available weekday evenings, daytime at weekends

Rate of Pay: £15.00 weekdays, £16.00 weekends

Area: Whitley Bay

Car Driver Essential

 

A support worker is required to work with a 16-year-old young man with cerebral palsy and Autism living close to Whitley Bay. They enjoy going out in the community to visit parks, arcades, leisure pool, trampolining and places of interest around the North East.

This job would suit a person looking for a rewarding career, and who has a positive and caring nature to assist a young man to develop their confidence, social skills and independence. There are part time hours available which involve weekday evenings and work during the day on weekends.

There is also the opportunity to work more hours during school holidays.

 

Brief details of the job:

Supporting the client to engage in community activities and their evening routine before bed.

 

This vacancy will close as soon as a suitable candidate is appointed.

At the time of starting their employment, the successful candidate must have permission to work in the U.K.