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Residential Support Worker - Community Nights

Brook Street

BH26EEView on map(opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Salary

£13.50 an hour

Contract

Not specified

Hours

Not specified

Closing date

27 October 2026

6 days left

In plain English

What this job actually involves

You will support a mother and her two young children during night hours, working alone in Charminster. The role involves helping with daily routines, safety and emotional support for a family with mental‑health and neglect concerns.

What you'll need

  • Comfortable working alone on night shifts
  • Experience supporting families with mental‑health or neglect issues
  • Good communication and listening skills
  • Able to pass a DBS (criminal record) check

How to boost your chances

  • Highlight any night‑shift or lone‑working experience on your CV
  • Provide references who can speak about work with vulnerable families
  • Explain how you keep yourself safe while working alone
  • Ensure you have reliable transport to the BH26EE area

Written by AI to help you understand this advert in plain English. It can get things wrong — always check the original advert before you apply.

Job description

Working with a mother in Charminster, lone working/low risk. There is a background of child neglect and mother has poor mental health and 2 young children. Working with a mother in Charminster, lone working/low risk. There is a background of child neglect and mother has poor mental health and 2 young children.

How to apply

Applications are handled entirely by the employer on the original advert. We do not collect CVs, supporting statements or application data.

Provenance

Source

Reed

First seen

10 September 2026

Last checked

21 October 2026

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About the employer

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Brook Street

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