Night Care Assistant

Ashlea-Court-Care-Home; Larkhall; On-site; GBP 23,000 - 31,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PVG paid

Pension

Uniform provided

Onsite parking

5.6 weeks annual leave (pro rata)

Job summary

Ashlea Court Care Home is seeking a Care Assistant for night shifts on a full- and part-time basis. The role offers £13.60 per hour, with contracted hours of 33–44 per week. PVG, pension, uniform, and onsite parking are provided to support a secure, well-equipped workplace.

You will assist residents with dementia and other health needs, following care plans and routines to promote dignity, independence and wellbeing. A calm, compassionate approach is essential for building trust and comfort.

Qualifications

• Care assistant role requires compassionate, respectful approach.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills are essential.
• Calm, patient, and resilient attitude.
• Willingness to learn and develop in complex care environments.
• Experience in care or mental health is beneficial but not essential.

Responsibilities

• Support residents with complex needs including dementia and mental health conditions.
• Follow individual care plans and daily routines to promote dignity and wellbeing.
• Provide safe, consistent, person-centred care and respond to wellbeing changes.
• Build positive relationships with residents and team members.
• Deliver care safely and compassionately in a busy care environment.

Skills

Care experience

Communication

Teamwork

Patience

Resilience

Education

SVQ2 in Health & Social Care

Job description

Care and Support - Ashlea Court Care Home

Contract: Full Time and Part- Time

Shift Type: Nightshift

Contracted hours: Full Time and Part Time

Oaklea Dementia Care Unit, within Ashlea Court Care Home, is part of Willinbrook Healthcare and provides specialist dementia care for up to 26 residents. The unit offers a structured, supportive and homely environment designed to meet the needs of individuals living with dementia.

Care Assistant Contract

• £13.60 per hour
• Contracted to 33-44 hours per week
• Paid PVG, pension, uniform provided and onsite parking
• 5.6 weeks annual leave (pro rata)

Role Overview
As a Care Assistant, you will support individuals with a range of complex needs, including advanced dementia, mental health conditions and other long term health challenges. Your role is to provide safe, consistent and person centred care that promotes dignity, independence and wellbeing.

Working closely with the wider team, you will follow individual care plans and support structured routines, helping to create a calm, stable and supportive environment. You will build positive relationships with residents, understanding their needs and responding appropriately to changes in behaviour or wellbeing.

This is a hands on role that requires patience, resilience and a calm approach, supporting both the physical and emotional needs of residents while ensuring care is delivered safely and consistently at all times.

What We Are Looking For

• A caring, compassionate and respectful approach
• Good communication and teamwork skills
• A calm, patient and resilient attitude
• Willingness to learn and develop within a complex care environment
• Previous experience in care or mental health is beneficial but not essential
• SVQ2 in Health & Social Care, or willingness to obtain

About us
Oaklea Dementia Care Unit is part of Willinbrook Healthcare, the specialist complex care division of Care Concern Group, a family owned, market leading care provider with a strong and growing presence across the United Kingdom. We are committed to delivering high quality care and developing supportive, rewarding workplaces where our teams can thrive.

Through Willinbrook Healthcare, we deliver high quality, clinically led care for adults with complex physical and mental health needs within specialist, supportive environments.

Our five core values Trust|Respect|Passion|Kindness|Inclusivity are at the heart of everything we do, shaping the care we deliver and the environments we create. If you share these values and want to build or develop your career in a specialist care environment, we would love to hear from you.