Stacey is too anxious to speak up for herself, and too nice to express what she would really like, in terms of her accommodation. While she receives support in a group home, she doesn't have family or friends who can solely help her with making decisions without bias and speak up for her when needed.

Stacey would respond well to someone with a friendly, calm and quiet manner who can help her stay at ease and allow her time and space to do breathing exercises when anxious

If you enjoy having lovely conversations and building a trusting relationship, this role would be personally rewarding for you. Stacey would not take up too much of your time, and you could feel the satisfaction of having made a huge difference to her life from simply being there for her and occasionally communicating with others what she would like in her life.

Flexible times and hours to fit your schedule.