Night Support Worker for Teens & Young Adults Mental Health

Care in Mind; Ramsbottom; On-site; GBP 29,000 - 30,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Birthday day off

Enhanced pension

Enhanced maternity/paternity leave

Private health plan / Healthcare cash

Job summary

Care in Mind is seeking a Mental Health Waking Night Support Worker to join our Ramsbottom team in Bury. You will work nights 8:30pm–7:30am, including weekends and some bank holidays, providing practical support, monitoring wellbeing, and completing online records.

Training will be provided and supervision offered. The role focuses on supporting young people aged 16–30 with mental health needs, helping with daily living, medication administration, and routine tasks while maintaining professional

Qualifications

• Flexibility to work night shifts including weekends and bank holidays.
• Must attend training throughout employment on weekdays.
• Good written skills and the ability to write basic reports and record information accurately.

Responsibilities

• Update online care records and provide effective handovers to day staff.
• Complete medication administration and monitoring as required.
• Support the wellbeing and daily living tasks of young people in a 6-bed home.
• Maintain a tidy, homely environment and assist with household tasks.
• Respond to incidents with de-escalation and calm crisis management.
• Provide support for activities and engagement in the community.

Skills

Flexibility

Training willingness

Written communication

Basic IT skills

Verbal communication

Professional boundaries

Calm under pressure

Education

NVQ Level 2 in Care

Tools

Online care system

Job description

Care in Mind is seeking a Mental Health Waking Night Support Worker to join our Ramsbottom team in Bury. You will work nights 8:30pm–7:30am, including weekends and some bank holidays, providing practical support, monitoring wellbeing, and completing online records.

Training will be provided and supervision offered. The role focuses on supporting young people aged 16–30 with mental health needs, helping with daily living, medication administration, and routine tasks while maintaining professional