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Broad range of roles
The council says opportunities range from providing day-to-day support to roles that shape, manage and develop services. Its recruitment message is aimed at people entering employment, changing careers and professionals already working in care and support.
Work supporting independence
Adult Social Care services support people across York to remain well, independent and connected with their communities. The council says working in the sector can help staff build meaningful relationships, develop transferable skills and support vulnerable residents.
Skills and perspectives sought
The council says it wants applicants with varied skills, experiences and perspectives who are committed to improving people’s lives. Councillor Lucy Steels-Walshaw described the work as meaningful and rewarding, while highlighting opportunities to develop skills, confidence and job satisfaction. People interested in joining the service can review current vacancies through the council’s recruitment website.
