Care Hires is proud to be a Care Workers' Charity bronze sponsor.
The Care Workers’ Charity (The CWC), exists to ensure care workers across the UK are respected, valued, and supported when they need it most. Helping to advance the financial, professional, and mental well-being of social care workers.
There are over 1.6 million care workers in the UK. It is one of the largest and most essential workforces in the country. Care workers look after everyone else. Then an unexpected bill lands, a partner is unable to work, or the car fails its MOT.
That's the shortfall the Care Workers' Charity exists to fill. It supports care workers with grants who hit financial hardship and ensures they are respected, valued, and supported when they need it most.
Since 2020, the charity has supported over 14,000 care workers, giving over £7 million to those who need help.
Why it matters.
Care Hires helps providers get control of agency staffing: compliance checks, filling shifts and reducing agency spend. But behind every shift we help fill is a person who turned up and did a hard job well.
Protecting care means protecting the people behind it, and sponsoring the Care Workers’ Charity is one practical way to do that.
Because when staffing is broken, it’s not just budgets and processes that feel it. It’s the teams carrying extra pressure, and the people who feel the impact of inconsistency, gaps and disruption.
What our sponsorship means.
By supporting the Care Workers’ Charity, we’re committed to helping the care workers behind every shift feel valued, supported and respected, and resourced to deliver exceptional care.
We built Care Hires because managing agency staffing was taking time, focus and energy away from the thing that matters most: care itself.
“As Care Hires CEO, we wholeheartedly support The Care Workers’ charity. They provide vital assistance to care workers facing challenges, aligning with our commitment to recognising and supporting their invaluable contributions. Together, we aim to create a resilient and caring society where care workers thrive. We are proud to be associated with this worthy cause.”
Ashley Haveloch-Jones, CEO, Care Hires.
How you can get involved.
Whether you run a care service, work in care or simply want to help, there are plenty of ways to support the Care Workers’ Charity. Every contribution, large or small, helps a care worker through a difficult time.
If you’re a care worker facing hardship, here’s how to apply for support.