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Why working in care is a great career choice for young people
A career in care gives you the opportunity to make a real difference in people's lives while developing transferrable skills and gaining meaningful experience.
How to become a care assistant: Qualities, qualifications and experience needed
We cover everything you need to know about becoming a care assistant, from qualifications and skills needed, to understanding the role, preparing your CV, and being ready for interview questions.
Meet Bob: bringing energy and movement to Zest at St Edith’s Court
For Bob, a Care Assistant at St Edith’s Court, Zest is much more than an exercise session. It’s a chance to bring music, movement and a bit of energy to the people he supports.
The joy of bringing Zest to life
Helen Core, Wellbeing Manager at Anchor, shares why she enjoys delivering live Zest sessions and seeing residents get active, have fun and connect with others.
Alex Lindley: My Anchor Career Journey into the Learning and Development Team
Alex Lindley reflects on her career journey from Care Consultant to Learning Delivery Specialist, and how opportunities to learn, develop and try new roles have helped find where she truly belongs.
A guide to the recruitment process at Anchor - by Resourcing Advisor Shoqeeb
Whether you’re completely new to the care industry or looking for a new opportunity within your sector, we want your recruitment journey with Anchor to feel clear, straightforward and supportive from the very beginning.
What it's like working in catering at Anchor
Shaun West is a Catering & Hospitality Specialist at Anchor. In this blog, he talks about his career journey so far and shares real insight on what it's like working in catering at one of our care homes.
Helping Jack get moving again: Helen’s Zest Wellbeing story
One of my favourite parts of Zest Wellbeing is creating personalised exercise plans for residents.
Spotlighting South Asian Heritage Month
This South Asian Heritage Month, our EmbRACE network set out to bring people together and spark conversation about identity, culture, and what unites us. Read more.
Helping others get online: David's story
When David saw an opportunity to help fellow Anchor residents become more confident using technology, he knew he wanted to get involved.
Pride Month: Why representation still matters
Zoey Thomas, Operations Manager and Chair of the Rainbow Network, reflects on Pride, allyship and why creating a workplace where everyone feels they belong matters all year round.
How I balance university and working as a Bank Care Assistant at Anchor
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.
