Most night shifts in care feel isolating and undervalued, but this role is different. You'll work 9pm to 8:30am supporting up to 12 adults with acquired brain injuries in a home that genuinely prioritises your development and wellbeing. If you're looking for meaningful work where your nights actually count, keep reading
Picture yourself arriving at 9pm to a calm, settled environment where you're not just managing a rota but genuinely helping people reclaim their independence. The young adults here have complex needs from brain injuries, and your patient overnight support becomes the foundation they build their days on. You'll see real progress: someone learning to budget, another gaining confidence in personal care, a third discovering a hobby they thought they'd lost forever
You're not alone on nights here. The team believes in proper induction, proper training, and proper career progression. The provider invests in QCF qualifications that open doors beyond this role. They pay for your Enhanced DBS, they match your pension contributions up to 3%, and they actually mean it when they say they care about your wellbeing with their Employee Assistance Programme and Circle wellbeing hub
Working 35 hours across waking nights, you'll earn £14.05-£14.75 per hour depending on your experience and qualifications, plus 5.6 weeks of annual leave including bank holidays. You get a Blue Light Card for discounts across high street retailers and days out. Refer someone good? You and they split a £500 bonus when they complete probation. This isn't just a job. It's a place where your contribution is recognised and your future is invested in
What you will be doing
- Provide day-to-day support and routine care for up to 12 adults with acquired brain injuries during overnight shifts, 9pm to 8:30am
- Support independence and personal skill development through interests and hobbies, encouraging meaningful engagement
- Manage health and wellbeing including medication administration, prompting personal care, and accompanying people to routine appointments
- Teach and reinforce life skills such as budgeting, paying bills and shopping
- Provide physical and emotional support through the night, offering guidance and encouragement when needed
Why you will love working here
- £14.05-£14.75 per hour (35 hours per week) plus 5.6 weeks annual leave including 8 bank holidays
- Your Enhanced DBS check is fully paid for, with renewals covered too
- Invest in your future: matched pension contributions up to 3% and access to QCF qualifications to progress your career
- Real support for your wellbeing: Employee Assistance Programme, Circle wellbeing hub with counselling and tailored health advice, and a Blue Light Card for everyday savings
- Refer a friend and you both benefit from a £500 bonus when they complete probation. Paid comprehensive induction to set you up for success from day one
Is this you?
- You're over 18 and ready to work full-time waking nights, 9pm to 8:30am, week in and week out
- You have genuine patience and empathy for adults with complex needs from acquired brain injuries
- You're comfortable with personal care support, medication awareness, and health-related tasks
- You're reliable, calm under pressure, and able to work independently during quieter overnight periods
- You want to develop yourself: you're open to QCF qualifications and see this role as the start of a real care career, not just a paycheck
Applications close on 12 October 2026. Great roles like this are filled quickly, so the sooner you apply the better.
Safeguarding: We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All roles are subject to an enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references.