Our dedicated workforce boasts a huge range of skills and experience, including one-to-one care giving, professional therapies and educators.
Frontline staff in care and education, are supported by office teams that work across the organisation.
Care
Our Enabling Support Workers are the heart and soul of Shaftesbury. They support people with a wide range of ages and abilities by providing outstanding care in a variety of contexts.
Staff in caring roles join us from different careers and backgrounds, often with no previous experience in care work. What our support workers love about the job is the people they support and the fact every day is different.
Education
Our education centres provide specialised learning for students aged 3 to 25. Play a part in providing an inspiring education that paves the way for a love of learning and opportunities for students to live a flourishing life.
Office
To enable our support staff to provide the best possible care to people with disabilities, we also need to attract and retain talent in our office teams.
Functions such as IT, Finance, HR, Fundraising & Communications are vital to the effective running of our operations and to facilitate growth. Shaftesbury can offer professionals in these fields a meaningful career in a supportive environment.
Join us for an opportunity to work for a dynamic national charity, making a real impact on people’s lives.
Why not join us?
Join Shaftesbury for a challenging, rewarding career that helps make a difference to people living with disabilities.
Hear our staff stories
Laconia
Enabling Support Worker and Team Leader
Originally hired as agency staff, Laconia is now employed as an Enabling Support Worker and Team Leader, providing one-to-one care for adults with physical disabilities.
Vicki
Head of Care, Shaftesbury North East
If you’re considering a career with us, Vicki’s story will convince you of the exciting opportunities Shaftesbury can open up.
Favour
Enabling Support Worker
Having looked after her elderly foster parents in Nigeria, working in the care sector felt like an obvious career path for Favour, who describes herself as caring by nature and by necessity.
