Work For Us

Hollybank is a happy place, full of love and acceptance. We have a range of engaging and varied roles ready for you.

Current Vacancies

Hollybank is a happy place, full of laughter and collaboration. Join our team of passionate and caring staff. Take a look at our current vacancies.

Have some questions?

Read some of our most common FAQs or if you can’t see your question please drop us an email [email protected].

Working at Hollybank

Want to know what a day in the life at Hollybank looks like? Take a look at Rowan Court, which is one of our adult residential homes.

Key Benefits

Here are just some of the benefits of working at Hollybank:

Long service awards
Support to access additional qualifications and to develop your career
Employee assistance scheme and death in service benefit
Flexible working and shift patterns that suit different needs
Free on-site parking & cycle to work scheme
Subsidised canteen facilities with hot and cold food available in our ‘Treetops’ cafe
Subsidised well-being activities – a range of low cost classes and activities
Access to discounted products and services with many high street retailers
Opportunities to volunteer and help fundraise for Hollybank

Diversity & Inclusion

Hollybank is a happy place, full of love and acceptance.

We are all different, but we celebrate these differences, promoting understanding and tolerance not only among our own workforce, but wider with all the other organisations and individuals we work with.

As an organisation that champions people’s differences and everyone’s right to live a full and happy life, diversity and inclusion forms part of our DNA. We strive for an organisation whose workforce reflects the communities we operate in. We know we’ve got work to do but we are committed to driving change.

There are a number of diversity and inclusion measures we’re working towards – we will focus on improving our outcomes in these areas over the next twelve months:

Black, Asian and ethnic minority employees
Disabled employees
Gender balance

You can read our current Gender Pay Gap report, here.

Our #BeSomeone Values

Nothing pleases us more than seeing smiles on faces. We know that exceptional care goes beyond making sure individuals have a safe, secure place to live and making sure their daily needs are met. We’ve identified a number of behaviours that will help you shine while you’re working at Hollybank.

This is what you need to be, if you want to #BeSomeone here.

Be confident

Push yourself out of your comfort zone from time to time; don’t be afraid to challenge things; try new things – you don’t know unless you have a go!

Being confident is about: being self-assured, asking your colleagues for help when you need it; challenging any behaviour or working practices that you feel are inappropriate or unsafe.

Be curious

Ask questions; have a voice and share your views; look for new ways of doing things that get better results; be open to learning; show an interest in the job you’re doing and the people you meet here.

Being curious is about: being inquisitive, welcoming change, showing an interest in other people’s jobs, not just your own; asking lots of questions about the way that we do things and why; putting yourself forward to try new things and put new ways of working into practice to see if it’s any better than the status quo.

Be happy

Enjoy your time here; build strong relationships and give your best self; appreciate the difference you are making by being here; do something every day that makes you smile.

Being happy is about: being cheerful and positive, bringing your best self to work and immersing yourself in the tasks you are given; exploring opportunities for development and stretch within Hollybank; sharing your enthusiasm for life with the people we are here to support.

Be kind

Always. Look for ways to help your colleagues; remember to get the work/life balance right; try and see things from a different perspective

Being kind is about: caring and compassion, reaching out to your colleagues if they look like they’re struggling; being an active member of the team, working together to achieve shared goals; taking care of yourself outside of work and seeking support if you need it.