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Personal Assistant – JWAYOR

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Location: York
Hours
- Wednesdays 4:30 – 6:30pm to take Jasmine to Oxygen trampoline park Peaceful Play session
- Another weekday 4:30 – 6:30pm at our home
- Ad-hoc availability for evening hours (7pm -10pm etc.)
Pay: £15.00 per hour
Start Date: ASAP
Car Driver With Own Vehicle Essential
Personal Assistant for Jasmine
About The Role
You will be supporting Jasmine to access daily activities that she enjoys which encourage social interaction, independence, and confidence. It is important that you approach the role with an adaptable and flexible mindset, willing to continuously learn about Jasmine’s world and help her to feel nurtured and accepted.
Duties Include
- Providing 1:1 support during play and outings
- Helping with routines and transitions
- Encouraging and supporting communication and emotional regulation
- Providing a safe, structured & positive environment
- Collaborating with me to meet specific developmental goals
About Jasmine
Jasmine is a bright, curious, and kind-hearted little girl who sees the world as a playground of endless possibilities. Her imagination is limitless, and she’s always on the lookout for new ways to explore, learn, and create! Jasmine’s kindness is beautiful and her curiosity about the world is inspiring. She is always eager to learn, grow, and connect with the people and places around her.
Jasmine can struggle with big feelings, transitions, overwhelm and demands. These struggles can present as sensory overload and in these times needs help to down regulate. Jasmine uses aids such as a balance board, weighted blanket, ear defenders, cuddles, reassuring words, massage & touch and chewellery. She can have a strong feeling of rejection sensitivity so reassurance and lots of warmth is needed. Jasmine responds very well to routines and kind boundaries and we use visual aids such as interactive timetables and now and next boards. This helps Jasmine to make sense of the day.
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Jasmine’s World Includes
Creative Play & Crafting – Jasmine loves to get lost in play and all things craft. Her imagination has no bounds. She can create beautiful worlds and pieces of art from any resources within her vicinity. She loves to share these passions with the people around her and loves to bring people into these worlds. Whilst her disability can restrict her experiences of emotional regulations, she can also be incredibly emotionally insightful and plays these insights out in her imaginary play. She has an array of teddies, each one with a unique personality and story. These provide much comfort for Jasmine when needed, not least Blunkie and Tygie, a leopard and a tiger who she would love you meet!
Dancing & Music – Music and movement are strong interests of Jasmine’s and she will engage in these activities with lots of enthusiasm. She likes to create songs with her ukelele guitar and will quite often put on “shows” for the people around her. Movement helps Jasmine to down regulate and this is often part of her character and is the way she expresses her joyful spirit!


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Nature – Jasmine loves nature. Every stone, tree, and leaf sparks her curiosity and fuels her love for the world around her. She has a specialist interest in “treasures” that she will find and has an amazing eye for detail. She loves little bugs and creatures and will quite often make “homes” for them.
Storytelling & Adventures – Jasmine’s stories are wonderful! She weaves tales full of wonder, bringing her incredible imagination to life. There’s no limit to where her creations can take her! She loves to involve people in her stories collaboratively and always finds ways to include story making in her daily life.
About You
- Experience working with autistic children or individuals with additional needs
- Calm, consistent, and engaging approach
- Very warm and kind with clear boundaries
- Patient & understanding
- Excellent communication and listening skills
- DBS check (or willing to undergo one)
- Relevant training or willingness to learn (e.g., autism & ADHD awareness, safeguarding)
- Driver with own car essential
This is a rewarding role for someone who is passionate about making a positive difference in a child’s life.
To apply or find out more, please contact Jess on 07938135893 or
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.
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