Start Your Home Care Career with Active Assistance

A career in care that makes a genuine difference, every day.

  • Make a real difference every day
  • Build your career in specialist complex care
  • Training, development and ongoing support
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A Career That Makes a Difference

Working in care is about more than providing support - it is about enabling people to live fuller, more independent lives.

Many of the individuals we support are rebuilding their lives following life-changing events, such as brain injury or serious illness. The role our teams play in that journey is both meaningful and transformative.

Whether it’s supporting someone to return home from hospital, rebuild confidence, or regain independence, the impact of your work is tangible and deeply rewarding.

Work in Specialist
Complex Care

What sets us apart is the level of care we provide - and the level of expertise we look for.

Our teams support individuals with complex and high-dependency needs, which means the work is varied, engaging and often more advanced than traditional care roles.

This includes supporting people with:

  • neurological conditions and brain injuries
  • physical disabilities and long-term health needs
  • respiratory or clinical care requirements
  • rehabilitation within the home

For those looking to develop a career in care, this provides an opportunity to build specialist skills and experience in a more clinically informed environment.

Why Join Active Assistance?

We are committed to supporting our teams as much as the people we care for. Joining us means becoming part of an organisation that values professionalism, compassion and continuous development.

As part of Active Care Group, we also offer:

  • structured training and ongoing development
  • opportunities to develop specialist skills
  • support from experienced Care Managers and clinical teams
  • a supportive and collaborative working environment

We recognise the importance of consistency and relationships in care, and we aim to create an environment where both staff and the individuals we support can thrive.

Training and Development

We invest in our people to ensure they feel confident and capable in their roles. Training is tailored to the needs of the individuals you will support, and may include:

  • condition-specific training (e.g. brain injury,
neurological conditions)
  • safeguarding and best practice
  • clinical skills and competencies
  • ongoing professional development

You will also be supported by experienced colleagues, with access to guidance and supervision as needed.

Roles We Offer

We recruit for a range of roles across our services, including:

  • Nurses and Clinical Roles

    Provide specialist clinical care, training and oversight for individuals with complex health needs, helping ensure safe, effective and person-centred support at home.

  • Specialist Carers

    Deliver tailored support for individuals with complex conditions, injuries and disabilities, helping them achieve their goals, maintain independence and live fulfilling lives at home.

  • Live-in Care Assistants

    Provide dedicated one-to-one support within an individual's home, offering consistency, companionship and practical assistance while promoting independence and quality of life.

  • Support Workers

    Support individuals with everyday activities, personal care, community access and rehabilitation goals, helping them live safely, confidently and independently in their own homes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Experience in care is helpful, but not always essential. What matters most is having the right attitude, willingness to learn, and commitment to delivering high-quality care. Full training and support will be provided. 

 Yes. If you're supporting someone with specific clinical or complex needs, you'll receive the appropriate training and competency assessments to help you feel confident in your role.

We offer a range of shift patterns, including day shifts, night shifts and live-in roles, depending on the needs of the individuals we support.

We recruit across many different regions, with opportunities across England and Wales. 

Our focus on complex, specialist care means you will gain experience in more advanced care environments, supported by clinical teams and structured development opportunities. 

Absolutely. We are committed to helping colleagues develop their skills and experience, with opportunities to take on additional responsibilities, specialist training and career progression within the wider organisation.

Where possible, we aim to provide consistency for both our colleagues and the people we support, helping build trusted relationships and continuity of care.

We support adults, children and young people with a wide range of complex needs, including brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, neurological conditions, physical disabilities, learning disabilities, autism, respiratory needs and mental health conditions.

Yes. If you're interested in multiple opportunities, we'd encourage you to apply and discuss your preferences with our talent acquisition team.

Some roles require a driving licence, while others do not. Any essential requirements will be clearly outlined in the job description.

We're looking for compassionate, reliable and committed people who are passionate about helping others live independently and achieve their goals.

Ready to start your
care career?

Every day, our teams make a meaningful difference to the lives of the people we support.

If you're passionate about caring for others and want a role where your work truly matters, we'd love to hear from you.

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