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At Bluebird Care, we're more than just a care provider – we're a family dedicated to bringing comfort, compassion, and joy into the lives of those we care for. If you're passionate about making a difference and spreading kindness, we invite you to join us in our mission to bring care home.

Home is where familiarity breeds comfort, where cherished memories reside, and where one's personal space is truly their own. Unlike alternative settings, home care allows individuals to maintain their independence, dignity, and autonomy. It provides a sense of security and reassurance, surrounded by cherished possessions, family, and pets.

Ultimately, being cared for in the home is not just about receiving physical assistance but also about preserving one's emotional well-being and connection to the place they hold dear.

We're looking for caring, compassionate individuals to join us in our mission to bring care home. If you're ready to embark on a rewarding journey of care and compassion, we'd love to hear from you.

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Are you a Sector Switcher?

Are you looking to make the switch into the Care sector since you have found yourself without regular work due to Covid-19?

Maybe you were a barista, or an airline steward, a hotelier or a retail assistant, maybe a publican…. You’re looking for a stable industry, job security and the knowledge that you’ll be needed and appreciated.

Your previous experience gives you transferable customer service skills that will be a huge benefit to our care team. We’d love to hear from you!

Shannen was an air-stewardess who made the switch into care during the pandemic. Here she shares her story of how rewarding she has found working for Bluebird Care.

Read Shannen's story

Are you a Silver Carer?

Are you 70 plus, active and with time on your hands? Are you looking to do something really worthwhile with your spare time? Maybe you’ve cared for family and have a desire to develop your caring nature and listening ear.

Your maturing years give you a wealth of life experiences and an understanding of people and situations. Shared experiences with our customers will give you an immediate rapport which means that you’ll get as much out of caring as our customers do. We’d love to hear from you!

Meg and Derek are both in their 70s and love their work as care assistants. They share their stories about how they’re enjoying caring for their peers.

Are you a Difference Maker?

Do you feel that care is a natural calling for you? Are you happiest when giving and supporting others? Do you have pure compassion running through your veins? You may just be starting out on your career or you may have worked in different industries before. Either way, you feel compelled to care and now is your time to make a real difference to the lives of others.

You’re a difference maker and have a natural affinity to care. We’d love to hear from you!

Read Harriet's story

Are you a Healthcare Exchanger?

Do you currently work in Healthcare? Maybe you’re a nurse at the moment, a midwife or a healthcare assistant and are looking for more variety in your work? Or perhaps you are already a care assistant but in a residential care home and you want to switch to care at home.

Your background makes for the perfect change into care. We’d love to hear from you!

Chris used to work in a residential care home before exchanging that for Bluebird Care. We listen to her story here.

Are you a Sector Starter?

Are you about to take your first step into the world of work and are considering the care sector? Are you a college-leaver that’s keen to get into the care industry but are wondering what the career prospects are like?

We provide full training and on-going support to develop our staff. Your enthusiasm and desire to grow and develop makes for a perfect match with Bluebird Care. We’d love to hear from you!

Harriet started working for Bluebird Care at 18 years old as a care assistant and is now Head of Recruitment and Marketing for the Lincolnshire franchises.

Read Harriet's story