This position requires a trained social and healthcare assistant with a formal qualification in social and health care. The role involves working primarily evening shifts, totaling 30 hours per week, with potential for additional hours. Candidates must demonstrate the ability to work independently as well as collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team, including colleagues, partners, and management. Key competencies include flexibility, reliability, and the capacity to manage varied daily responsibilities while prioritizing the needs, safety, and quality of life of the service users. The role demands strong interpersonal skills to maintain a respectful and open communication environment, focusing on the well-being and preferences of the individuals served. The workplace emphasizes professional and personal development, offering opportunities for ongoing learning and support through a skilled and cohesive team. Adherence to relevant work agreements and the ability to provide a clean criminal record are mandatory. Overall, the job requires a responsible, adaptable, and empathetic professional with a formal social and healthcare education, capable of contributing to a supportive and effective care environment primarily during evening hours.