We are proud of our people at Sanctuary, and here we want to share some of their stories and give you a look into #LifeatSanctuary.
Sue Newell is able to really embrace her love of cooking in her role working for Sanctuary Retirement Living.
A fascination with buildings and a passion for problem solving have helped Bruce to develop a successful career in surveying.
For Executive Personal Assistant (PA) Jade, the support on offer at Sanctuary Group has enabled her to complete a first-class honours degree in business following her initial apprenticeship.
Jane is a veteran with Sanctuary, recently celebrating her 30th anniversary of supporting adults with learning disabilities at a New Milton-based service.
Dan’s role as Senior Care and Support Worker is more than just a job to him; he works hard to support the young adults with learning disabilities that he works with.
Faisal joined Sanctuary as an apprentice in 2013 and describes the decision as one of the best he has made.
Recognising the opportunities for career development and progression during a temporary contract led Tony to start a permanent job with Sanctuary, and he hasn’t looked back since.
It was Sanctuary’s not-for-profit ethos that encouraged Charlotte to apply for her first role at the organisation, and 12 years later she’s still here on a flexible working basis.
For Karen, working as a care assistant for Sanctuary Care is something that’s very close to her heart.
Making a real difference to the community is what Lynne’s role as neighbourhood partnerships manager is all about, as she oversees the delivery of more than 30 local projects designed to improve the lives of Torbay residents.