You will need to stay aware of what is happening, respond when someone needs support, and manage situations calmly if someone becomes anxious or unsettled. What your night will look like Supporting individuals throughout the night, either one to one or as part of a small team Providing reassurance and support if someone wakes or is unable to settle Managing distressed or challenging behaviour in a calm and respectful way Carrying out regular checks to ensure safety and wellbeing Supporting with personal care where required Experience in a care or support role would be useful, especially working with challenging behaviour, but we are also open to people who bring the right approach and are willing to learn. You are comfortable working nights, can use your initiative, and understand the responsibility that comes with supporting people in their own home environment. Therefore, we can only consider biological female applicants for this post. Training to build your confidence an...