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Helping you to help yourself

This site has been specifically designed to bring Personal Assistants (PAs) and Employers (PAEs) together ...

It also sets out some very important information and great reference sources. We hope you find this site both informative and really useful.

Check-out our newsdesk for the latest news from around the country and we also have real life stories of our PAs and PAEs for you to read. We always welcome your feedback, so please take time to let us know what you feel about our service.

Please contact our webmaster

Attention Local Authorities

You should be part of this rapidly expanding National resource. It provides a cost-effective solution to allow people to help themselves.

This resource is available to all interested Local Authorities who wish to participate. We will be pleased to demonstrate how the UK PA Register can be a valuable resource to people looking for the right support staff to employ when accessing Individual Budgets, Direct Payments, Independent Living Funds (ILF) or any self financing packages.

We also provide a service to manage people's funds who are not able to manage their own funds. We currently work with the ILF and 2 local authorities to provide this service, giving financial reports on each persons funding when required.

For all enquiries for this service phone: (01695) 556 554
Email us now for more details or click the ABOUT UKPAR button.

	Low-cost Payroll Service
	UKPAR have negotiated a very competitive price with a large company of Chartered Accountants to deliver a National Payroll Service. Any individual or Local Authority interested in using this service, please contact us on (01695) 556 554.

	Personal Assistant or Carer?
	The term ‘Personal Assistant’ has been widely used by disabled people for the staff they employ for some time now. It gives a more positive image to the job. Terms like ‘care worker’ and ‘support worker’ can be linked to medical models of care where a person needs ‘looking after’ or ‘curing’. For more help and guidance, please see our Frequently Asked Questions section.