Sleepover Support Worker

Job Summary:

Continue your passion for care with our Sleepover Support Worker role, where you’ll provide evening and morning assistance to clients, and be on-call overnight in their home. As a Sleepover Support Worker, you will help clients with their nighttime routines and morning activities, while sleeping on-site to ensure support is available if needed. This role combines rest and readiness – perfect for a caring professional who can provide comfort and quick assistance, ensuring clients feel secure 24/7. If you’re responsible, gentle, and adaptable to overnight stays, join our team to make a meaningful difference in the lives of people with disabilities.

Responsibilities:

• Assist clients with evening routines, including dinner, medication prompts, and preparing for bed.
• Be available on-site overnight to respond promptly if the client requires assistance or in case of an emergency (a bed is provided for your rest when not attending to client needs).
• Provide morning support, helping clients with getting up, personal care, breakfast, and starting their day.
• Follow all care plans and safety procedures, ensuring continuity of care through the night.
• Complete any required documentation or handover notes regarding the overnight period.

Skills and Qualifications:

• Experience in disability support, aged care, or similar roles, especially with overnight or on-call shifts.
• Ability to wake and respond quickly from rest, demonstrating responsibility and care even during late hours.
• Kind and patient demeanour, with a focus on creating a reassuring presence for clients overnight.
• Basic first aid knowledge and confidence in handling emergencies or calling for additional help if needed.
• Requirements include a First Aid/CPR certification, NDIS Worker Screening Check, and flexibility to do sleepover shifts as needed.