Waking Nights Support Worker; Recovery Recovery Lighthouse

WAKING NIGHT SUPPORT WORKER (RECOVERY)

Recovery Lighthouse – Worthing
£12.21 per hour
Shifts: 19:00 – 07:30 | Average 43.75 hours per week | 3 nights one week, 4 the next

Are you someone who naturally brings calm, compassion, and reassurance to others, especially in the quiet of the night? Join us at Recovery Lighthouse
, Worthing, where you can make a real difference in people’s lives as they take powerful steps toward recovery from addiction.

At UKAT, the UK’s leading drug and alcohol rehab provider, we believe recovery is a journey and no one should walk it alone. As a Waking Night Support Worker
, you’ll be a constant, caring presence during the night, helping our clients feel safe, supported, and heard. Whether it's offering a listening ear, helping someone through a restless night, or ensuring medication is administered correctly you’ll be a vital part of someone’s healing process.

• A supportive team and structured Personal Development Plan
• Ongoing training & professional development opportunities
• Employee of the Month vouchers (up to £175!)
• 24/7 access to a wellbeing and BUPA counselling
• Regular employee appreciation days – we see and value your efforts

At the heart of everything we do, our core values are:

• Understanding - listening, empathising, and responding to individual needs.
• Kindness - treating everyone with dignity, respect, and compassion.
• Accountability - taking responsibility for our actions and maintaining high standards.
• Teamwork - working collaboratively to achieve the best outcomes for our clients.

• Offer guidance and support throughout the night, promoting safety and comfort
• Help clients maintain their recovery goals and uphold community rules
• Assist with medication prompts and accurate record-keeping
• Ensure clients are prepared for the day ahead, from early starts to important appointments
• Support risk assessments and liaise with the day team to ensure continuity of care
• Monitor and record any significant events or concerns through the night
• Be a friendly, calm, and empathetic point of contact when it’s needed most

• Excellent time management and communication skills
• Confident working independently and as part of a team
• Calm under pressure, especially during challenging situations
• A natural listener with a compassionate, non-judgemental approach
• Competent with IT tasks (Google, Word, Outlook, Excel)
• Experience in support, care, or recovery settings is desirable – but heart and attitude are just as important

Be the steady presence someone needs to get through the night, and help change lives, one shift at a time.

Apply today and be part of a team that cares deeply about recovery, dignity, and hope.

We are proud to be a Disability Confident employer, committed to making our recruitment process inclusive and accessible to all.