Sleeping Nights Support Worker

  • Sleeping Nights
  • Established local home care provider
  • Up to £120 per night

Sleeping Nights Support Worker - Dartford area

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At Home Instead Dartford, we value our Team members just as much as our clients. Join us and enjoy a career where your contribution truly matters.

We are looking for a reliable, caring and compassionate Sleeping Nights Support Worker to provide sleeping night visits for our client.

Hours:

  • 10-hour sleeping night shifts
  • Usually 10:00pm – 8:00am (may vary depending on client needs)

Pay:

  • Up to £120 per night

Role Responsibilities:

  • Provide person-centred care with an enabling approach
  • Offer reassurance and support throughout the night
  • Respond appropriately if support is required during the shift
  • Maintain professionalism, dignity and respect at all times

Additional Information:

  • Employment will be predominantly for night shifts
  • You may occasionally be asked to support day visits, if available outside night hours
  • Driving is not essential if employed for night shifts only

About You:

  • Reliable and trustworthy
  • Caring, compassionate and patient
  • Committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred support

If you are passionate about making a positive difference and can provide dependable overnight care, we would love to hear from you.

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