Residential Childcare Worker (Waking Watch) – Lytham
Full-time Permanent Entry Level
Posted 05 Oct 2026
Description
Therapeutic Care is a residential childcare provider based in Lancashire. At our core, we believe in supporting our teams through learning and development to be able to deliver high quality care with therapeutic approach to children and young people, inspire confidence and help them reach their potential.
We are currently seeking compassionate and reliable Night Practitioner (Waking Watch) to join our small team in Lytham. As a Night Practitioner you will provide high quality care to children and young people in our services using integrated therapeutic approach.
No qualifications or experience required as we provide full training to support you in your role!
Job Types: Full-time (35 hours per week), Permanent
Working hours: 10pm to 8am
Shift Pattern: 3 on 3 off rolling shift pattern
Additional pay:
- Overtime paid at £1 extra
- It is a requirement that the postholder remains awake at all times to carry out duties within the Home and to be able to respond to the needs of the young people in residence at all times.
- This post is exempt under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.
Ensuring the safety and well-being of children and young people, as well as protecting vulnerable individuals from any form of abuse, is a paramount focus throughout all of Therapeutic Care’s services. We are fully dedicated to effectively promoting safeguarding measures across our organisation.
This role is subject to necessary background checks, including an Enhanced DBS.
Company Overview
At Therapeutic Care our vision is to provide transformative and life changing therapeutic care for children and young people looked after. We aspire to achieve the best possible sustainable outcomes for our children and young people by providing the best quality care. Creating small and homely environments with wraparound therapy supports the development of safety, connection, learning, and growth, that ultimately allows our young people to heal from their early trauma, to dare greatly and to reach for their potential.
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