WHERE CARE MEETS CAPABILITY.

Resiential, Supported Living & Day Services

​We work side-by-side with care providers to understand the needs of each setting − care and supported living, learning disabilities, mental health support − and match candidates who don’t just tick boxes, but genuinely want to make a difference.

​We place reliable, compassionate professionals across both adult and children's social care. Care assistants, respite support workers or registered managers, we know what it takes to thrive in roles where empathy, resilience and consistency aren’t optional − they’re essential.

Housing, Homelessness & Hostel Services

It’s not just about homes. It’s about the people in them and the pressures they face to keep their tenancies.

Housing & tenancy officers, IDVAs, crisis intervention, outreach support workers and case workers − we place individuals passionate about working with those facing homelessness, addiction or mental health challenges. Individuals who know how to build trust, de-escalate tension and help someone take the next step in the right direction.

Learning Disability & Autism

We work with providers supporting people with learning disabilities and complex needs. From support workers and care assistants to registered managers, we place people who bring empathy, resilience and consistency − because that’s what great care needs. We find candidates who can build trust, promote independence and help others thrive.

Mental Health (including CAMHS)

Mental health social care takes more than qualifications − it takes people who know how to listen, support and stay steady when things get tough.

We work with providers across supported living, crisis care and residential settings. Whether it’s support workers, care coordinators or registered managers, we look for candidates who understand the importance of empathy, boundaries and trust. Candidates who can be the calm in the chaos. The steady point when everything else shifts. The kind of people others rely on − day in, day out.

Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND)

We place LSAs, TAs, personal assistants and support workers in schools, colleges and universities across the UK − ready to step in and support learning with care and consistency.

SEND roles aren’t just about classroom help. They’re about patience, adaptability and knowing how to connect with young people who see and experience the world differently. It’s hands-on, high-impact work − and we find the people who are up to the challenge.