What Kenyans in the UK Need to Know About Swift SF Latest Social Care Hiring Drive

What Kenyans in the UK Need to Know About Swift SF Latest Social Care Hiring Drive

A UK-based health and social care provider, Swift SF Limited, has launched a recruitment drive across seven locations in England, but the company has explicitly ruled out visa sponsorship for applicants.

The provider is hiring carers, support workers, learning disabilities support workers, mental health youth support workers, and project workers. The roles are available in London, Hertfordshire, Oxford, Reading, Brighton, Norwich, and Tonbridge. However, the positions are strictly temporary or part-time, and the employer will not offer a Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS).

This means candidates living outside the country, including those in Kenya hoping to relocate to the UK through these vacancies, are ineligible unless they already hold valid UK work authorization. For Kenyans already residing in the UK with legal immigration permission to work, the opportunities offer flexible hours and starting salaries of £12.71 per hour.

Swift SF Limited provides personalized care for individuals with dementia, sight impairment, physical disabilities, mental health conditions, complex needs, and brain injuries. The firm also offers specialized support for patients with multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, cancer, and stroke-related disabilities, alongside palliative and end-of-life care. Services are delivered through supported living facilities, semi-independent living, in-home care, and live-in care arrangements.

The employer stated that it provides morning, noon, night, and long-day shifts, alongside ongoing training and a supportive team environment.

In brief

A UK-based health and social care provider, Swift SF Limited, has launched a recruitment drive across seven locations in England, but the company has explicitly ruled out visa sponsorship for applicants. The provider is hiring carers, support workers, learning disabilities support workers, mental health youth support workers, and project workers. Services are delivered through supported living facilities, semi-independent living, in-home care, and live-in care arrangements.

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