Careers - Allenby Douglas

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Start Your Care Career

Are you caring and compassionate?

Wanting to make a difference to peoples lives?

Maybe looking for a brand new career?

Hourly rate starting at £12.88 – £14.39 plus mileage and travel time on top of your hourly rate.

Full comprehensive training delivered by our Registered Nurse and Training Champions on site at our office.

Free Uniform and Enhanced DBS

Learning and Development Opportunities (RQF) with our external trainer SBC Training

“£450 Golden Hello” (Refer a friend scheme)

Long Service Awards

Shadow shifts paid at your hourly rate

Staff Meetings

Application Form

Testimonials

What People Say About Us?

Words cannot express our gratitude for the care and kindness you showed to Dan and continue to show to Mum. In this cynical world where many in the so-called caring professions appear to have forgotten the true meaning of the word. Allenby Douglas is a shining example of how to do it right.

Daughter of Service User

Allenby Douglas can be second to none. The care ladies are dedicated to their clients (me). They show loving care and concern to "me". The loving care homes over very potently as they are totally focussed on their client (me) so that I feel relaxed and safe. They are always cheerful and ready to do all they can - and more. All of this is spired by a very caring and devoted owner. What can one say?

From a Grateful Client

Many, many thanks for the exceptional care and compassion you have provided over the years, enabling our mum to remain in her until the end of her days.

Son & Daughter of Service User

Thank you for all the care and dedication you have to Mum while she was at home - especially over Christmas and her birthday that she really enjoyed.

Son of Service User

My mother was initially reluctant to have 'strangers' coming into her home but was soon won over by the genuine warmth and concern she encountered. She received a great deal of emotional support from your team in addition to the practical help that she needed and she came to regard of her regular carers as 'extended family'.

Daughter of Service User