Care Assistant - Nights

Abbeyfield Living Society; Coventry; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 19,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension and life cover

Training and induction

Employee assistance

Job summary

Abbeyfield Living Society invites applications for a Care Assistant – Nights at Phil Mead House, Coventry. The role supports residents with personal care, promoting dignity and independence in a warm, compassionate environment.

You will work nights, with shifts described, and participate in creating individual care plans while upholding our five core values: Care, Compassion, Community, Integrity and Excellence.

Qualifications

• No previous care experience required; emphasis on attitude and values.
• Ability to work in a night-shift environment and follow care plans.

Responsibilities

• Assist residents with daily personal care (washing, dressing, eating, mobility).
• Support dignity, independence and choice for residents.
• Deliver person-centred care reflecting Abbeyfield Living Society values.
• Contribute to safe, high-quality care and clear team communication.

Skills

Compassion

Patience

Teamwork

Integrity

Job description

Role Details

• Role: Care Assistant - Nights
• Location: Phil Mead House, Coventry, CV3 2FS
• Hours: 24 Hours
• Pay: £13.35 - £13.71 per hour
• Shifts: Week 1: Mon & Fri. Week 2: Mon & Fri. 8pm - 8am

For almost 70 years, Abbeyfield Living Society has been a leading provider of housing and care for older people across England.

Our work is guided by five core values – Care, Compassion, Community, Integrity and Excellence – and we are proud of the difference our teams make every day in the lives of residents, colleagues and local communities.

The Role of Care Assistant

As a Care Assistant at Abbeyfield Living Society, you will play a vital role in delivering high-quality, person-centred care that reflects our values and puts residents at the heart of everything we do.

Care & Compassion

You will support residents with their day-to-day personal care needs, including washing, dressing, eating, drinking and mobility. You will take the time to understand each individual, offering kindness, patience and empathy while promoting dignity, independence and choice.

Community

You will help create a warm, welcoming and inclusive environment where residents feel safe, valued and at home. By building trusting relationships and encouraging social interaction, you will help foster a strong sense of belonging and connection within the home.

Integrity

You will act with honesty and professionalism, following care plans accurately, respecting confidentiality and raising concerns when something doesn't feel right. You will work collaboratively with colleagues and contribute to clear, open communication within the team.

Excellence

You will be committed to delivering consistently high standards of care. This includes contributing to the development and review of individual care plans, recognising changes in residents' needs, and striving to continuously improve the quality of support we provide.

This is a varied and rewarding role where no two days are the same, and where your contribution will make a genuine and lasting difference.

Pay & Benefits

We value our people and recognise the important work they do. Our benefits include:

• £13.35 - £13.71 per hour, benchmarked annually
• Up to 31 days paid leave, including bank/public holidays (pro rata)
• Work overtime? With Dayforce Wallet, access your extra pay instantly, with no waiting until payday!
• Book Virtual GP appointments, claim back healthcare and dental expenses with Medicash
• Comprehensive induction and training
• Pay progression within role based on skills and contribution
• Learning and career development opportunities – Support with on-the-job qualifications
• Occupational sick pay
• Company pension and life assurance
• Employee Assistance Programme
• Discounted gym membership
• Cycle-to-work scheme
• Shop and save vouchers
• Opportunity to obtain Blue Light Card discounts
• A menopause-friendly accredited organisation

About You

You don't need previous experience in care – what matters most is your attitude and values. We are looking for people who:

• Genuinely care about others and want to make a positive difference
• Show compassion, patience and respect in everything they do
• Enjoy being part of a supportive team and contributing to a community
• Act with integrity and take responsibility for delivering safe, high-quality care
• Take pride in their work and strive for excellence

If you are new to care or if you have experience but you're looking for a new opportunity, we will support you with full training and ongoing development.

Please note: This role requires eligibility to work in the UK, two satisfactory employment references and an Enhanced DBS check (paid for by Abbeyfield). You may be asked to disclose convictions; failure to do so may result in an offer of employment being withdrawn.

Are you someone who thrives on making a difference? Join us and build a rewarding career where your skills and compassion truly matter.