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Free for care employers

The #workinsocialcare recruitment toolkit

Ready-made social media graphics, printable posters, a badge for your adverts and templates to help you recruit care staff. Free to download and use.

Social media graphics and posters

Pick a message, photo and size, then download. Posters include a QR code to social care jobs on workinsocialcare.com.

1. Choose a message
2. Choose a photo
3. Choose a size
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Suggested post

We're hiring! 💙 If you're kind, reliable and want work that matters, come and join our care team. Find out more and apply today. #workinsocialcare #CareJobs #SocialCare

Badge for your adverts and website

Add it to job adverts, your careers page and email signatures so candidates who know #workinsocialcare recognise you.

Code for your website

<a href="https://workinsocialcare.com/?ref=badge"><img src="https://workinsocialcare.com/api/toolkit/badge" width="340" height="84" alt="We #workinsocialcare — find social care jobs at workinsocialcare.com"></a>

Templates and guides

Write clearer adverts, and help applicants who are new to care put their best foot forward. Each one prints or saves as a PDF.

Make it yours

Verified employers get a personalised version of this toolkit: your name or logo on every graphic, your roles and contact details, and a QR code that takes people straight to your jobs.

Find and verify your profile£99 a year · Paid by card · renews each year · cancel any time

Using the toolkit

  • Use the graphics, badge and templates to recruit for your own care roles — print and share them as much as you like.
  • Only use a message if it’s true for your jobs (for example, only say “No experience? We’ll train you.” if you do).
  • Tag your posts #workinsocialcare so more people see them.
  • Please don’t change the workinsocialcare.com logo or the badge.
  • Photos are from Unsplash and free to use. They show real people, so don’t add captions that suggest they work for you.