Working with Anchor blogs

Sam Shaw works as a Bank Care Assistant while studying at university. In this blog, they share how they got started with no experience and how bank work fits around their studies.

Azeema Ahmed shares what Eid means to her and how Anchor supports colleagues to celebrate and connect, creating an inclusive and welcoming workplace for all.

Anthony Reed, one of our Location Managers, speaks about his experience of being involved in our colleague networks.

From Laundry Assistant to Care Home District Manager, Anchor colleague Jackie shares her career progression story. Read her journey here.

Find out why Technical Standards and Specification Manager Simon chose Anchor in this Q&A. Click here to read the full article and find your dream Anchor job.

Discover what it means to be a Care Home Manager through Clare's inspiring story, leadership insights, and passion for quality care. Click here to read more.

Asa Johnson is Anchor’s National Service Improvement Manager and leads a team of Service Improvement Advisors. In his blog, he shares how he came into the role and his day-to-day responsibilities.

John, who was born and raised in Walsall, started as a Catering Assistant Apprentice at our Harden Hall care home in 2018 and has thrived in his role, progressing to Chef Manager.

Our reverse mentoring programme helps support diversity and inclusion by giving participants the opportunity to see how others work, and share lived experiences. Find out more.

Anila is a Care Home Manager at Oakwood Grange in Barnsley. In her blog, she talks about how she came into her current role, and the skills and experiences she gained along the way.

Leah Fowler shares her experience of starting at Anchor as a Human Resource (HR) Administration Apprentice before getting her current role as Resourcing Specialist.

This Q&A explores care assistant career progression. Including how Sarah Friedman went from a care assistant to a customer relations manager. Read more here.