Browse current Personal Assistant (PA) vacancies from across Hull and East Riding and apply directly to employers online.

All vacancies are advertised by individual employers who are looking to recruit their own Personal Assistant through Direct Payments. The PA Database brings these opportunities together in one place, making it easy to search and apply for local roles.

Apply Directly

Apply online through the individual job advert by uploading your CV and supporting information.

Local Opportunities

Browse vacancies across Hull and East Riding supporting both adults and children.

Flexible Roles

Find part-time, full-time, daytime, evening and weekend opportunities.

Finding the Right Vacancy

Use our search and filter options to find vacancies that suit your skills, experience and availability.

  • Search by location
  • Search by number of hours available
  • View opportunities supporting adults or children
  • Find part-time and full-time vacancies
  • Apply directly through the advert

About the PA Database

The PA Database is not an agency. All vacancies are advertised on behalf of individual employers who are looking to recruit their own Personal Assistant. Successful applicants will be employed directly by the individual employer, not by Choices & Rights Hull & East Riding.

About Choices & Rights Hull & East Riding

Choices and Rights Disability Coalition(CARDC) are an organisation exclusively run by disabled people in the Hull and East Riding area.

What we do:

  • Provide advice and support to all users of Direct Payments and Personal Health Budgets, including recruitment of Personal Assistants, employment law advice and community care advice.
  • Campaign on a wide variety of disability issues.
  • Run the Hull and East Riding Centre for Independent Living (CIL); providing information, advice, and a range of services for disabled people, their families and service providers.
  • Provide consultancy and advice to other organisations in the voluntary, statutory, and private sector, both locally and nationally.
  • Provide a wide range of information and resource packs.
  • Recognised as the leading local organisation on the Equality Act (Disability); and we offer support and advice on the Act in relation to disability.
  • Organise conferences, workshops and forums so that disabled people can be informed of new developments, and have an opportunity to voice opinions face-to-face.