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About the role
We're looking for two female Support Workers to join our dedicated waking night team, working 22 hours per week (2 waking nights). Shifts are from 8:30pm to 7:30am, including alternate weekends. This is a rewarding role for someone who brings emotional resilience, maturity, and a deep understanding of co-occurring anxiety and communication differences. Getting to know her communication style and understanding what matters to her will be an important part of providing great support. At times, she may experience periods of increased anxiety and distress. During these times, she benefits from calm, consistent, and structured support from a team that can recognise changes in her wellbeing and respond with patience, empathy, and reassurance.
You'll be working independently throughout the night to ensure she feels safe, comfortable, and well supported. This is a lone-working role, so you'll need to be confident making decisions, following support plans and responding calmly to changing situations. As part of your role, you will provide personal care, administer medication, support with household tasks such as maintaining a clean and comfortable home, and promote her wellbeing throughout the night. This may include supporting her to settle, monitoring her wellbeing, changing bedding when required and helping her maintain her usual routines.
While this is a waking night role, getting to know the person behind the support needs is just as important. She loves puzzles, colouring, cooking, pamper sessions and days out to the seaside, circus and cinema. Knowing what makes her smile, what reassures her when she's feeling anxious, and what is important to her will help you provide truly person-centred support.
When you join us, you won't move straight onto waking nights. You'll initially spend time working alongside the day team, completing your induction, mandatory training and getting to know the person we support, their routines, preferences and support needs. This provides a strong foundation and helps ensure you feel confident and well-prepared before transitioning to night support.
Shifts - 22 contracted hours per week, working 2 wake nights per week (11-hour shifts) from 8:30pm to 7:30am. This role requires flexibility to work across the rota as fixed nights cannot be accommodated, includes alternate weekend working, and involves lone working during night shifts.
About You
We're looking for someone who is compassionate, observant, and able to work confidently on their own. Previous experience in a Support Worker, Healthcare Assistant or similar care role is essential, and experience supporting people with anxiety, complex needs or behaviours of distress would be highly beneficial. Previous waking night experience would also be advantageous.
Most importantly, you'll share Dimensions' values and be committed to supporting people to live the life they choose.
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