Surrey Independent Living Charity (SILC)
Support Worker Required for active 13-year-old boy (Learning Disability) (Ref 010131)

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Location: Epsom, Surrey
Hours: 12 hours per week
Split over 2 or 3 days (either 6-hour or 4-hour shifts) Saturday essential – minimum of 4 hours
About The Role
We are looking for an enthusiastic and reliable Personal Assistant to support John, a 13-year-old with a learning disability, to enjoy full and active access to his local community.
This is a highly active, out-and-about role. Most support will take place outside the home, making the most of whatever the day brings.
What You’ll Be Doing
Support will focus on community access and shared activities, including:
- Going out to local shops
- Purchasing toys and DVDs
- Going for walks
- Visiting local attractions and places of interest
- Encouraging independence, confidence, and enjoyment while out and about
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Benefits
As an employed personal assistant, you will be eligible for free membership to the Independent Living Group. Benefits include:
- Eligibility to sign up for the Blue Light Card for only £4.99 which gives you access to a large range of discounts across retail, leisure, and other services at companies nationwide
- Counselling helpline, legal helpline and personal financial support
- Shopping discounts platform
- My Mind Pal mental health app subscription


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About You
- Friendly, patient, and dependable
- Comfortable supporting a young person in the community
- Confident managing outings and transitions
- Driver preferred (ability to transport John to activities is highly beneficial)
- Experience supporting children or young people with learning disabilities is desirable, but not essential
An enhanced DBS check will be required, and suitable safeguarding awareness is essential due to John’s age.
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