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Who are we?
We are a specialist care recruitment agency dedicated to the social work, social care, and early years sectors across the UK.
Our purpose
Simple: to deliver impactful recruitment solutions that support the social care sector and the wider community.
By partnering with organisations that care, we help drive real change where it matters most.
BUILDING MEANINGFUL PARTNERSHIPS
We bring together passionate people working in social care, social work, and early years with organisations that truly care about making a difference.
We have a real understanding of the challenges they face; we don't just fill roles, we build lasting partnerships. Together, we help create strong, caring teams that make a real impact on the communities they serve.
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HOW WE HELP
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Feel free to reach out to us if you have any other questions.
Contact UsFeel free to reach out to us if you have any other questions.
Social work recruitment focuses on qualified social workers meeting statutory registration standards, whereas social care recruitment often includes support workers and care assistants; both aim to fill roles across the health and social care sector but differ in qualification and regulatory requirements.
You’ll typically need a recognised social work degree, identity verification, references and to meet fitness to practise standards. Always check the latest guidance on the Social Work England website.
A DBS check forms part of safeguarding. Any disclosures are reviewed in context of the role and regulatory standards; they don’t automatically bar you but may require additional information.