Careers
At Housing 21 we don’t believe you should have to choose between a thriving career and a busy home life; we think it’s important our employees can enjoy both. Which is why we are just as committed to employee wellbeing as we are to improving the lives of our residents.
Whether you are based in one of our Extra Care, Retirement Living or Corporate Teams, you will be supporting our residents to live happy and independent lives. In return, we will help you to be the best you can be through continued learning and development while you’re at work, and a range of benefits for you to enjoy when you’re not.
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We are among just two percent of organisations to hold an Investors in People Platinum rating, proving our commitment to you. We also proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and a member of the Housing Diversity Network.
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Learning and developmentWe are committed to empowering our people and have a dedicated Learning and Development Team. We encourage you to be the best you can be.
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Rewards and benefitsAs part of our commitment to being an employer of choice, we have put in place a comprehensive rewards and benefits package for our employees.
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What our people sayWhat's it really like to work at Housing 21? We aim to make Housing 21 a great place to work by focusing on the things that matter to our employees, such as well-being, work/life balance and development opportunities.
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Ground-breaking ceremony takes place for Housing 21’s new Extra Care scheme in NorfolkA ground-breaking ceremony has marked the commencement of work at a new Extra Care Independent Living development in Stalham, Norfolk.
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Modular living on tour: Housing 21 showcases kitchen and bathroom designs in Stoke-on-TrentResidents came together at Housing 21’s scheme, Berryhill Village in Stoke-On-Trent for a demonstration of the modular kitchen and designs to support accessibility.
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Blind Veteran raises over £2,500 from VE Day swimming fundraiserDetermined blind veteran Lee raised over £2,500 for charity by completing a 2,000-metre swim. Lee completed the challenge, the equivalent of 80 lengths — in just over two hours.
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