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Job Opportunity: Sidekick for a Super sensory seeking 7-Year-Old

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Employer: Durham County Council
Location: Pick-up from Bishop Auckland

Hours:

• School Holidays: 12 hours per week October, December, April, August. £13 an hour.
• Term Time: 1 evening per week (2 hours)

We can also be flexible with hours if anyone would like this opportunity but less hours.
Are you kind, patient, and up for a bit of adventure? We’re looking for someone special to support a bright and energetic 7-year-old boy with autism—someone to be his sidekick, companion, and champion.
About the Role
This is more than just childcare—it’s about building trust, having fun, and helping a young boy thrive. You’ll be supporting him during school holidays and one evening a week during term time, engaging in activities that suit his interests and needs.

Responsibilities

• Provide consistent, friendly support tailored to his needs
• Join in with fun activities and outings
• Ensure a safe and positive environment

• Pick-up from Bishop Auckland and accompany him throughout the session

  What We Offer

• Mileage paid

• Activity costs covered
• Support from Durham County Council
• A chance to make a real difference in a child’s life

✅ Requirements

• Full DBS check (can be arranged)
• Experience with children or neurodiverse individuals preferred

• Reliable, compassionate, and ready to build a meaningful connection

  How to Apply
  We’re excited to hear from you!
  Would prefer someone who has early year training would suit someone at college or works within a school that want more hours in the school holidays

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Services

• Social + Leisure activities

Training

• Essential PA Guide
• Autism / Aspergers

Transportation

• Full UK driving license

Responsibilities

• Provide consistent, friendly support tailored to his needs
• Join in with fun activities and outings
• Ensure a safe and positive environment
• Pick-up from Bishop Auckland and accompany him throughout the sessio