Nights Dementia Care Assistant | £14.34Ph

Guild Care; Worthing; On-site; GBP 19,000 - 21,000; Part time

Job summary

Guild Care’s Haviland House in Goring-by-Sea is hiring a Night Dementia Care Assistant. You will provide reassurance, comfort and safety to residents living with dementia during the night hours, ensuring calm and supportive care while they rest.

No previous experience is required as full training is provided. We value compassion and a positive attitude above all else, with options for 24–48 hours per week including night shifts (8pm–8am).

Qualifications

• No experience required, full training provided.
• We value compassion and attitude above all else.

Responsibilities

• Provide compassionate, person-centred care to residents living with dementia at night.
• Support residents who wake, feel unsettled, or need reassurance.
• Promote dignity, comfort and emotional wellbeing during quieter night hours.
• Assist with evening and morning routines.
• Collaborate with a supportive night team and maintain accurate care records.

Skills

Compassion

Night shift care

Communication

Teamwork

Job description

Make a Real Difference as a Dementia Care Assistant

Dementia Support Worker – Haviland House, Goring-by-Sea

Please note: We are unable to offer sponsorship.

Start a role that brings purpose, connection, and genuine impact, even in the quietest hours of the night. At Haviland House, Guild Care’s dedicated home for people living with dementia, you’ll provide reassurance, comfort, and safety while residents rest. If you’re looking for a career where your compassion truly matters, this is the place to be.

No experience required, full training provided.

We value compassion and attitude above all else.

Hours & Shift Options

• Part-time and full-time contracts
• 24–48 hours per week
• Night shifts: 8pm–8am

Alternative weekends required for full-time roles

Pay Rates

Night Rates

• £14.34 per hour (Mon–Fri & Sun)
• £15.03 per hour (Sat)

About the Role

As a Night Dementia Care Assistant, you will play a vital role in helping residents living with dementia feel safe, calm, and supported throughout the night. Your work will include:

• Providing compassionate, person‑centred care
• Supporting residents who may wake, feel unsettled, or need reassurance
• Promoting dignity, comfort, and emotional wellbeing during quieter hours
• Assisting with evening and morning routines
• Working collaboratively with a supportive night team
• Maintaining accurate care records and following safety standards

Every night is an opportunity to bring comfort, stability, and kindness to someone who needs it most.

What We’re Looking For

We welcome people who