Working for Freedom

Working for Freedom Care Group can offer flexibility and career progression to all members of the team.

Creating a work-life balance is as important for our staff as it is for the families of our clients. We can offer you flexible working hours to suit your needs and lifestyle. As your needs change and your ability to work increases or decreases, we can accommodate your needs.

We are a professional and friendly team and as such we like to have regular get-togethers. In the past these have been for Christmas parties and summer events.

Freedom is a unique organisation that offers career opportunities in:

  • Childcare
  • Children’s Social care
  • Elder care
  • Adult Social care

All these different services come under the Freedom Care group this means you can work in one area of the business or across all 4 sectors. Many of our team come to us with one set of skills and training and soon progress across the different areas of business gaining qualifications, skills and experience.

Working for the Freedom Care Group can offer diverse range of opportunities, one thing we can say for sure is you will never get bored working for Freedom!

View the latest job vacancies:

Freedom can offer the following roles:

  • Part Time
  • Full Time
  • Weekend
  • Evening
  • Afterschool
  • Occasional

In the following areas:

  • Babysitting
  • Nanning
  • Supply for preschools and nurseries
  • Mobile crèche staff
  • Supervised contact workers
  • Family and home support workers
Any questions? The Freedom Elder Care team can help!

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