Location:
Morley, LS27, Leeds
Type:
Part-Time, primarily weekends and evenings with flexible hours available
Salary (£):
£12.40 per hour, with holiday pay included, equivalent to an annual salary of £24,108 FTE
About UKCIL
UKCIL (UK Care and Independent Living) connects individuals in need of care services with dedicated support workers and personal assistants. They provide a platform for those needing support in various care settings, from full-time care to flexible, personalized support.
Job Details
Benefits:
- Competitive hourly pay with holiday pay included
- Flexible scheduling around weekends and evenings
- Opportunity to support and mentor a vulnerable young person
- Engage in fun activities and outings with a caring, compassionate team
Requirements:
- Experience with neurodiverse children or young people (preferred)
- Patience, empathy, and a calm demeanor to work with mood swings and varied behavior
- Driver’s license and personal car ownership for transportation needs
- Strong understanding of child protection and trust-building with vulnerable youth
Salary Details:
Hourly rate of £12.40, with holiday pay included, bringing the annual FTE salary to £24,108.
About the Role
In this position, you’ll work one-on-one with a 14-year-old boy diagnosed with ADHD and learning challenges. The role is focused on providing social support rather than personal care. You’ll be involved in enjoyable outings such as trips to the cinema, bowling, or outdoor adventures, which help him channel his energy and develop socially.
The ideal candidate will be an active individual who can bond well with the young person, “W.” His understanding of the world aligns more closely with that of a younger child, making this role crucial in ensuring his safety and wellbeing in public and social situations. The position requires someone who can act as a mentor and companion, building trust through a patient and friendly approach.
Key Responsibilities
- Organizing and supervising social and leisure activities
- Transporting the individual safely to various activities and outings
- Fostering a safe, positive environment to help him socialize and stay active
- Communicating effectively to understand and respond to his emotional and behavioral needs
- Establishing trust and providing reliable companionship
This job offers a unique opportunity to impact a young person’s life significantly, helping them develop social skills and providing emotional support.
Equal Opportunity Statement:
UKCIL is committed to equal employment opportunities, welcoming applications from individuals of diverse backgrounds and experiences.
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