As part of our Charities objectives, we  aim to provide care and support to people with a learning disability within North Yorkshire and surrounding areas. We deliver this care and support either at our farm on within peoples own homes. When working in peoples own homes, we operate a supported living model. Unfortunately at this time, we do not offer  domiciliary style care (example: 1 hour calls).

Yes we do and would encourage anyone wishing to be a bank/relief member of staff to contact us via our Careers page. Although we have found that most people that join us quickly move on as contracted members of the team

Mondays to Fridays. We offer a bespoke service to anyone wishing to attend to ensure that their needs are met.

We have a number of routes people can access our services. The most common route is via their assigned social worker or other funding authorities.

We have a number of people accessing our services from either funding received via the relevant funding authority; Direct payments or self-funded individuals.

Initially no, as our recruitment and selection process is very much values based. We can train someone to be a good support worker, we can’t train someone to be a good human (we believe this comes pre-built). We expect all our support workers to achieve the care certificate as a minimum during their first 12 weeks at works. We then have various opportunities to gain relevant national qualifications that are suitable to a persons role.