Overview
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
Youll provide both direct care and guidance to the team:
* 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 We\re Looking For
We\re looking for night staff with both resilience and experience:
* 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
We\ll recognise your expertise with strong support and rewards:
* 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.
Next Steps
Please apply for this role if you\re passionate about supporting young people with learning disabilities and complex needs. If you\d like
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