Anchor's blog

This National Inclusion Week, we’re sharing a personal experience of working at Anchor from our colleague Leah, a recruiter for project and new build homes within Care

At Anchor we appreciate how hands-on experience and qualifications complement each other and that’s why we support colleagues to continue studying while working with us.

Have you ever wondered what day-to-day life looks like as an Anchor colleague? In this blog you will get to know a bit more about our Chief Executive, Sarah Jones.

It’s a fact of life that some of us struggle to keep as active and sociable as we’d like. Hear from Brett Jenkins about how Be Well 360 in Anchor's new developments aims to change that.

This Pride month two Anchor colleagues, Henry Fairnington and Roger Mitchell, discuss the importance of Pride and how they’re celebrating both at work and at home this year.

To mark the start of Ramadan this year, Employee Relations Advisor Asma shares how the culture and values at Anchor enable her to be her true authentic self at work.

Pat has been with Anchor since 2015, and discusses the impact colleague networks have made on raising awareness and what Black History Month means to her

For Black History Month, Mercy McDanart talks about her experience of working at Anchor.

Yanique King started at Anchor as a Team Leader in 2014 and talks about what Black History Month means to her

Lauren’s journey shows the amazing range of roles on offer at Anchor and how you can combine your experience and skills to progress in an incredibly rewarding career

My name is Kiran Zafar and I’ve been with Anchor for about 4 years now. I work as an Administrative Assistant at Sutherland Court in Penge, which is an extra care scheme.

Last week we celebrated our third annual Anchor Apprenticeship Awards which feature two categories open to anyone working at Anchor, studying towards or recently completed an apprenticeship.