Working in Adult Social Care
If you like working with people and want to make a difference in your community, then a role in social care could be for you.
Every day is different when you work in social care. The job is interesting, rewarding, challenging and meaningful.
What is Adult Social Care?
Social care is the provision of services to support people with disabilities, mental illness, and those recovering from injury or illness.
This support allows people to live as independently as possible by providing assistance, activities, and care.
Is there a role for me?
From reablement workers, to service managers, every person plays a part in providing care to vulnerable people in our community.
No matter the role, you are part of a network of like-minded, compassionate, and dedicated individuals who support our community, every day.
Will I always work on my own?
Working in social care could mean offering day to day support to someone in their home as a Domiciliary Care Worker, or you may be part of the hospitality team cooking meals for residents.
Lots of roles offer flexible working, so you can make work fit around you.
No matter your level of experience, there are great on the job training opportunities to improve your skills, and help you progress up the career ladder.
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