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Home » BfN2026/57 Ad Hoc NBH@Night Helpline Team Member…

BfN2026/57 Ad Hoc NBH@Night Helpline Team Member – Closing Date 31/03/2026

Vacancy Reference: BfN2026/57

Job Title: Ad-Hoc NBH @ Night Helpline Team Member

Salary: Night rate: £16.16 per hour, Day rate: £13.45 per hour PLUS RUHP to be calculated London weighting to apply to daytime rate where applicable.

Number of Posts: 2

Type of Contract: Fixed Term

Start Date: 1st May 2026 (depending on availability, training and induction could begin as soon as 13th April)

Hours of Work: Ad-Hoc

Working Pattern: A mixture of late-night (21:30-03:45) and early morning (03:30-09:45) shifts and a mixture of weekday and weekends on an ad hoc zero hour basis. Plus up to five hours per month daytime requirements.

Work Location: Home

Responsible to: NBH @ Night Deputy Manager

Closing Date: 31/03/2026

Proposed Interview Date: Remote on Teams 02/04/2026

Job Information: The NBH@Night Helpline Team Member will join an exciting, national project providing quality-assured, peer support to women and families during night-time hours. We are looking to expand our team of night-time staff to provide phone and social media information and support to more women and families. This role will be working on a cover shift basis during the night and will include attending a small number of supervisions, training, line management and team meeting hours during the day (expected to be less than 5 hours per month). The night-time rate of pay is higher to compensate for anti-social hours. The hours for this post will vary as it will be to provide cover for staff sickness and annual leave on an Ad Hoc basis. Therefore, the post holder should expect to work a mixture of late-night (21:30-03:45) and early morning (03:30-09:45) shifts and a mixture of weekday and weekends. This role requires a current BfN Supporter or ABM Breastfeeding Counsellor registration. We would consider the option to transfer in for exceptional applicants who meet our transfer criteria (see person specification). BfN especially welcomes applications from communities which are recognised as being significantly under-served by breastfeeding support, particularly due to ethnic group, disability or living in a community with high levels of deprivation (the top 20% of the Index of Multiple Deprivation in each of the nations of the UK). We are also happy to make reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process. Please email recruitment@breastfeedingnetwork.org.uk to discuss your needs.

How to apply:
If you are interested in being considered for this position please complete an application form and send this as a word document to recruitment@breastfeedingnetwork.org.uk.

We do not accept application forms that we believe to have been completed using AI .

  • Application Form
  • Job Description
  • Equality and Diversity Questionnaire

If you have any questions about the job roles or the application process, please email recruitment@breastfeedingnetwork.org.uk or phone our HR team on 0844 412 0995

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