The role is to support the young lady to access the local community. To assist in all areas of personal and domestic need as required, and to act as an escort and aid to the employer’s social and day to day activities.

She likes to visit places across the East Midlands so a confident driver with their own car and business use insurance is essential (mileage reimbursed). You must also have enough boot space to accommodate the lady’s folded wheelchair.

You must be a highly motivated, confident and capable individual with experience of epilepsy preferred, although training will be available, to provide one to one support and encouraging her to learn new life skills.

There may be opportunity to increase the supporting hours.

Communication skills: You must be able to communicate effectively.

Empathy and Compassion: Due to the individuals limited communication skills, understanding and empathising is an important skill and is vital to this PA role.

Patience: it is vital that you utilise patience and take time to understand the individual’s body language and varying cues for support.

Flexibility: health needs can change, and routines may need to alter, therefore, you will need to be flexible regarding shift patterns.

Organisation and Time keeping: Time management is essential as routine is very important, especially regarding medication and feeding. The PA would be expected to arrive to shift on time and if there is a delay, the individual/parents are to be notified as soon as possible.

To apply, please send us an email telling us in a few words why you'd like to apply for this job and attach a copy of your CV quoting reference number.

Closing date 4th February 2026.