Female Waking Night Support Worker

Female Waking Night Support WorkerDriver with own vehicle and business insurance essentialA face-to-face Assessment Day for this role will take place on Thursday 12thMarch2026 that you will be invited to if successful from a 1st stage telephone interview. Attendance is mandatory as it forms a key part of the interview and selection process if successful at pre-screen. This is between the hours of 9:30am - 17:00pm.Pay rate: £14.00 weekday nights & £14.50 weekend nights per hour (Weekly or Monthly pay available)Shift pattern: Monday - Sunday - 36 hours per week -Waking Nights- 21:00pm - 9:00amWe are looking for a caring, confident and proactive female Support Worker to provide person-centred support to an articulate and engaging young man with ADHD and Autismwho lives with his mum and dog in Bramcote, Nottingham. This role involves supporting them both at home and in the community, including transport to and from school. A driver with access to their own vehicle and appropriate

business insurance is therefore essential.He is verbal, bright and very articulate, with a strong personality and clear interests. They can sometimes struggle with motivation and benefit from encouragement and positive role modelling. They love swimming, football, online gaming like FIFA & aspire to become an influencer one day.Your role will include:Providing companionship and building a positive, trusting relationshipSupporting with motivation, routines and keeping busyEncouraging participation in hobbies and interestsTransporting to and from school and activitiesSupporting emotional regulation where neededProviding supervision and reassurance during waking nightsWe are looking for someone energetic, engaging and able to bring structure while maintaining a calm and consistent approach.What you'll bringExperience in healthcare having supported Autism & ADHDFull UK drivers License, with access to your own vehicle and business insuranceHave an Enhanced DBS that covers adults and