Day services roles
Day services are adult social care services that provide support and care during the day, usually outside of peoples' homes. These types of services can offer a range of activities; such as sports, arts and crafts, work-based learning, animal care, cooking sessions and community visits.
Explore the local case studies below to find out what it is like to work for a day service.
Day service support professional
Watch this video to discover what inspired Ian to make the move from the police force to a career in adult social care.
Senior support professional
Read Tommy's story to learn how he used his previous work experience in football and the police force to inspire him to lead sports and enterprise sessions for adults with physical and learning disabilities.
Day service care coordinator
Watch this video to discover why Anna loves her role supporting adults with physical and learning disabilities to meet their goals.
Work skills coordinator
Read our interview with Polly to find out how volunteering during her holidays from university inspired her to start a career supporting people with employability skills.
Day service assistant manager
Read our interview with Sian to learn how she progressed from her first care role as a personal assistant to her current position as an assistant manager for a day service for adults with physical and learning disabilities.
Day service support professional
Read Jamie's story to hear what inspired him to make a career move from the postal service to working for a day service for adults with physical and learning disabilities.
Online Project Leader
Read Nat's story to learn how her new role has given her the opportunity to improve the lives of adults with learning disabilities during the coronavirus pandemic.
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