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Personal Assistant (PA)12 days ago£30000–£36000 yearlyFull-timeLondonHybrid Role as a PA and personal entertainer. KEY ROLES: Providing engaging companionship (e.g., storytelling, music, dancing, humor, or games) Performing acts such as singing, playing an instrument, or acting to entertain the client Planning recreational activities and outings Keeping the client engaged through hobbies, arts, and interactive experiences Assisting with social events, networking, or public appearances Managing schedules, appointments, and reminders Booking travel, reservations, or event tickets Running errands and handling personal shopping Organizing documents, emails, or social media accounts Assisting with personal projects, calls, or correspondence Ensuring comfort and well-being through tailored services Skills Required: Strong interpersonal and communication skills Creativity and ability to entertain Organizational and multitasking abilities Adaptability and discretion Tech-savviness (for scheduling, booking, or social media management) Patience and a customer service mindset
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Residential Support Worker23 days ago£11.5–£12.5 hourlyFull-timeLondonWe are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Residential Support Worker to join our team supporting young people aged 16 and above in a residential setting. The successful candidate will be responsible for providing high-quality care and support to looked-after children, promoting their emotional, social, and physical well-being, and helping them prepare for independent living. Provide day-to-day support to young people, ensuring their safety and well-being in the residential setting. Develop positive relationships with young people, acting as a mentor and role model to guide them through challenging situations. Support the development of life skills, including budgeting, cooking, personal care, and managing daily responsibilities. Monitor and support young people’s emotional health and behavior, promoting positive coping strategies and providing guidance on conflict resolution. Work collaboratively with other staff members to create and implement personalized care plans tailored to each individual’s needs and goals. Support young people in maintaining relationships with family members, professionals, and other significant individuals. Ensure that all necessary documentation and records are maintained accurately and in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Encourage and promote participation in educational, social, and recreational activities to build self-esteem and independence. Safeguard young people’s health, welfare, and safety, following all safeguarding protocols and reporting any concerns promptly. Attend and participate in regular team meetings, training, and development opportunities. Assist with the transition process for young people moving towards independence, including finding accommodation and employment or training opportunities.
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