Night Support Worker SL6

Snap Care; Bray; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 52,000; Part time

Job summary

Snap Care is seeking a Night Support Worker in Maidenhead (SL6) to support a 14-year-old boy with cerebral palsy, epilepsy, learning difficulties and autism. The role covers waking and sleeping shifts on Tuesday and Thursday nights, with specific hourly rates for waking, sleeping, weekend waking hours and public holidays.

You will help Ethan enjoy a comforting night-time routine and prepare him for school the next day, requiring patience, safeguarding, dignity and person-centred care.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting children or young people with SEND or disabilities.
• Commitment to safeguarding, dignity and person-centred care.
• Willingness to work night shifts and manage sleep periods.

Responsibilities

• Provide waking support from 21:00 to 08:30 the following morning.
• Maintain a calm, reassuring night-time routine for Ethan.
• Assist with getting ready for school and prepare him for the day ahead.

Skills

Experience supporting SEND

Job description

Night Support Worker, Maidenhead, SL6. £18.93 gross per hour for weekday waking hours and £12.71 gross per hour for sleeping hours. A rewarding opportunity to support a happy, engaging 14-year-old boy who has cerebral palsy, epilepsy, significant learning difficulties and is autistic. Help Ethan enjoy a reassuring night-time routine and start each school day feeling comfortable and prepared.

Key Information

• Job Title: Night Support Worker
• Pay: £18.93 gross per hour waking hours; £12.71 gross per hour sleeping hours; £21.01 gross per hour weekend waking hours; £37.86 gross per hour public holidays. Approximately £18,112.00 gross per annum.
• Location: Maidenhead, SL6
• Hours and Days of Work: Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00 PM-8:30 AM the following morning, compromising of waking support and sleeping shift.
• Essential Experience: Experience supporting children or young people with special educational needs or disabilities.
• Driver Required: No

Ethan, 14, is a happy, engaging boy who enjoys music, sensory toys, cause-and-effect activities and family time. He has cerebral palsy, epilepsy, significant learning difficulties and is autistic, and benefits from familiar routines, clear communication and one-to-one support.

This is a rewarding opportunity for a patient, reliable Support Worker who can provide calm overnight reassurance and help Ethan prepare for school. Experience supporting children or young people with additional needs is essential, alongside a commitment to safeguarding, dignity and person-centred care. The role combines waking support and a sleeping shift.