Working nights in SuperCares first EBD/SEMH home means being the steady hand during the homes most vulnerable hours. The young people are at risk of going missing, may self-harm, or may want to talk about difficult experiences from their past. As a Senior Night Coach, youll not only support them directly but also be a role model for less experienced colleagues. Youll bring calm, reassurance, and expertise when the night feels unsettled.
What Youll Do
* Support young people who are at risk of self-harm or going missing.
* Respond quickly and safely to safeguarding concerns.
* Listen with empathy when young people talk about past trauma.
* Model safe practice for junior colleagues during incidents.
* Keep records and ensure clear handovers to day staff.
* Hold a full UK driving licence to support emergencies or transport needs.
What Were Looking For:
* Solid background supporting young people with self-harm or trauma.
* Training or willingness to train in ligature response, safeguarding, and missing protocols.
* Calm and professional when faced with unsettling disclosures.
* Able to reassure and guide less experienced staff.
* Physically fit, alert, and dependable.
* Must hold a full UK driving licence.
Benefits Working at SuperCare:
* Salary 20% above sector average.
* 36 days of specialist training each year.
* Fully funded Level 3 Diploma (if not already achieved).
* Private healthcare and 24/7 GP access.
* Gym stipend and wellbeing package.
* Pension and bonus scheme.
* Free parking and communal vehicles.
* Progression into Team Leader roles.
Please apply for this role if youre passionate about supporting young people with learning disabilities and complex needs. If youd like to find out more about the company and our values or mission please visit supercare.org
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