Our vision is of a society where people support and care about one another and are able to participate fully in their community.
Variety is the spice of life. Nowhere is this more true than at Jewish Care. While our residents may all be of a similar religious tradition, our staff come from different backgrounds and cultures, practise different faiths, and offer perspectives on life that are as individual as they are.
Team Leader
Caring is about supporting some of the most vulnerable people in society, but not forgetting they’re people. It’s not just about ‘making beds’ or ‘helping with personal care’; caring’s about building relationships with others – staff, residents, relatives and the wider world we’re part of.
We embrace faith, and regardless of the fact that we serve the Jewish community, we are multi-cultural in our outlook. It’s important that people bring themselves, their values, and interests to work. Inclusion wins every time.
Want to work in care? Here are just some of the roles we’re recruiting for:
Team Leaders, Activities Managers and Organisers, Care Workers, Maintenance Assistants
Support Workers, Care Managers, Registered Managers, Administrators, Mental Health Support Workers, Business Managers and Service Managers.
Home Care Worker
Our Home Care team has an excellent reputation for quality care that makes a difference. We’re committed to delivering a great service – we don’t just dash in and out – we offer great support to both staff and clients.
Our management team is dedicated to helping staff do the best job they can; which is why we’re investing in new smartphones for all Home Care staff. After all, the job itself is all about making life easier.
Could you see yourself working in our Home Care team? We’re looking for:
Home Care Assistants, Operational Managers and Administrators, Live-In Care Assistants,
Social Care and Events Co-ordinators and Activities Organisers.
Maintenance Assistance
Our Central Support team, as you’d expect, is at the core of our business. The team here play a crucial role in helping our other divisions run as smoothly as possible. Mutual respect and an emphasis on values underpin community life in this friendly business unit; and there are lots of opportunities for learning, training, and development in this supportive environment. No wonder people end up staying put once they get here!
Keen to work in one of these fields?
Finance, Fundraising, HR, Marketing, Property and Volunteer Management and Support.
Nurse
In our care homes, nurses don’t just dole out medicine and change wound dressings. Our nurses have a high level of medical responsibility and many have their own specialisms – like elderly care. We’re proud of our nurses’ commitment to managing complex needs and end of life care. We take nursing as seriously as other medical institutions and each of our homes has a dedicated team: staffed by both professionals and volunteers.
At Jewish Care we’re always looking for good:
Nurses and Senior Nurses.
Social Worker
Interaction is a critical part of our work here at Jewish Care. We have a number of programmes designed to encourage people to try different activities. It’s not just about bingo (!). We aim to build a community for everyone who uses our services.
Looking for a job in Community Support? We need people with experience in:
Creative Arts, Disability and Dementia Team, Social Workers, Community Support and Advice Workers, Activities Organisers, Campus Volunteer Managers, Centre Co-ordinators, Centre Managers, Dementia Support Workers, Day Care Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Outreach Workers and Recreational Assistan
Chef Manager
Our Catering & Housekeeping staff are a key part of our team here at Jewish Care. They’re not kept at a distance; they play a key front of house role – interacting with clients, residents, and other staff on a daily basis. In fact, most of our senior management team started out in this division, so there are plenty of career development opportunities and lots of support for those that want to progress.
We always need experienced Catering & Housekeeping staff here at Jewish Care. Roles include:
Chefs, Chef Managers, Catering Assistants, Kitchen Porters, Head Chefs, Commis Chefs,
Domestic Assistants, Dysphagia Chefs, General Assistants, Housekeepers,
Housekeeper Assistants, Laundry Assistants, Business Managers and Service Managers.
Yvette has been at Jewish Care for the past few years; finding her feet after working in nursing, finance, and accounts for a number of years.
I much prefer working with people rather than paper. I get a lot of personal satisfaction from that CASE STUDY
Rachid joined Jewish Care as a minibus driver over 20 years ago. After a two year stint behind the wheel, he turned to his love of cooking, becoming a chef.
Jewish Care is a fantastic place to work, I’ve been here more than 20 years, I wouldn’t have been here as long as that if it wasn’t! CASE STUDY
Christine originally came to the UK from Kenya to study IT, working as a carer part-time. However, she enjoyed it so much she decided to go into it full-time
It’s always very busy here at Jewish Care, there’s never a dull moment CASE STUDY
For Nathan, working at Jewish Care is a family affair – ! A year and a half ago, he left a job in the restaurant business and followed his dad’s example
I call my team the Fantastic Four! We do everything from repairs, to plumbing, to painting CASE STUDY
Albert joined Jewish Care in 2003 as a carer, right after he arrived in the UK from the Philippines. He became a staff nurse in 2005 and continues to work as part of team of ten dedicated professionals taking care of 35 elderly residents.
It’s so rewarding to be able to do what I love. Jewish Care has given me so many opportunities over the past 14 years CASE STUDY
Social worker Zippy joined Jewish Care two years ago after working in Israel with vulnerable people in a similar social care role.
What inspires me is how Jewish Care does everything possible to support the most vulnerable people in the community CASE STUDYYvette has been at Jewish Care for the past few years; finding her feet after working in nursing, finance, and accounts for a number of years.
I much prefer working with people rather than paper. I get a lot of personal satisfaction from that CASE STUDY
Rachid joined Jewish Care as a minibus driver over 20 years ago. After a two year stint behind the wheel, he turned to his love of cooking, becoming a chef.
Jewish Care is a fantastic place to work, I’ve been here more than 20 years, I wouldn’t have been here as long as that if it wasn’t! CASE STUDY
Christine originally came to the UK from Kenya to study IT, working as a carer part-time. However, she enjoyed it so much she decided to go into it full-time
It’s always very busy here at Jewish Care, there’s never a dull moment CASE STUDY
For Nathan, working at Jewish Care is a family affair – ! A year and a half ago, he left a job in the restaurant business and followed his dad’s example
I call my team the Fantastic Four! We do everything from repairs, to plumbing, to painting CASE STUDY
Albert joined Jewish Care in 2003 as a carer, right after he arrived in the UK from the Philippines. He became a staff nurse in 2005 and continues to work as part of team of ten dedicated professionals taking care of 35 elderly residents.
It’s so rewarding to be able to do what I love. Jewish Care has given me so many opportunities over the past 14 years CASE STUDY
Social worker Zippy joined Jewish Care two years ago after working in Israel with vulnerable people in a similar social care role.
What inspires me is how Jewish Care does everything possible to support the most vulnerable people in the community CASE STUDY
Our five values are at the heart of the way we work. They drive how we act as individuals and as an organisation and shape our culture.
We are ambitious, professional and passionate about offering high quality services delivered with dedication and sensitivity
We are adaptable and creative, we welcome new ideas and believe in finding solutions that work for each individual
Everyone involved with Jewish Care is important and deserves to be treated with dignity and respect
We treat people fairly and are accountable for what we do and how we do it
We consciously work in a caring and empathetic way, we are considerate of others and put kindness at the heart of everything we do
96%
of staff respect and trust their managers
93%
of staff feel that Jewish Care give them great opportunities to grow
96%
of staff feel that the work they do gives them a feeling of personal achievement
No matter how old or young you are, if you want to make a difference where it’s needed most, see what Jewish Care has to offer.
