Ayrshire Independent Living Network
Temp support worker/Mothers help required - 03/Dailly/NG

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Temp Support Worker/Mothers Help Required
10-16 hours per week
Hours to be discussed on interview
Ref 03/Dalry/NG
£13.45 per hour.
A young mother living as a single parent requires support to maintain her independence and care for her young family aged 10 and 9. A support worker who is a driver would be preferred. However, the lady uses an electric wheelchair and can be supported on and off public transport.
The lady lives in a remote location in South Ayrshire. If you use the car for support the lady out and about will provide fuel money at an agreed rate.
The lady requires personal care assistance and support with washing and dressing in the mornings. Experience in stoma support would be advantageous.
Assistance is required to help cook wholesome family meals. Housework including laundry, bed changing, and hoovering. The lady can do some things but requires help due to her condition which has deteriorated over time. The lady has two cats and is a smoker. A flexible approach around school hours will be considered with this post and there would be the occasional evening shift that may need covered.
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The lady has been unwell for some time and is trying find her way back to being seen as an individual and looks forward to being supported in getting out and about with some support to build her confidence. She enjoys nature, swimming, and quiet spaces, she does not like busy places. The odd night away may happen given time, so be aware this could be part of your role.
The hours would be to support in the mornings, getting dressed and ready for the day, some light housework. Teatime cooking and support in getting ready to settle for the evening. The hours may change dependent on the school holidays, but an advanced rota would be discussed and given a couple of weeks in advance. The lady uses an electric wheelchair so moving and handling experience would be advantageous; training can be given.


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- If you have an outgoing personality,
- Are non-judgemental,
- Enjoy family life and being in and around children,
- Are flexible and look forward to supporting in a loving family environment,
- Want to make a difference to someone’s life,
Then please apply quoting the ref above or sending a CV.
As part of this role you are required to be undergo a PVG and present two references one being from your last employer.
- There will be a 6-month probationary period,
- Contract of employment will be given,
- Holiday leave is 5.6 weeks per annum depending on the hours worked.
Please Note AILN are not the employer, we act as a third party to support with recruitment and care packages for individuals. Please quote the reference number when applying for this post.
If you need further information email recruitment@ailn.org – REF: 03/Dalry/NG
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