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St Mary's Care Group's Acomb Manor in North Yorkshire seeks a Wellbeing Lead to shape the heart of our new luxury care home. You'll design meaningful experiences, coordinate activities and build community connections to enrich residents' lives.
Working 40 hours a week with alternating weekends, you’ll lead creative wellbeing initiatives, collaborate with local partners and support residents to stay engaged, independent and connected to what matters to them.
Location: Acomb Manor, Acomb, North Yorkshire
Hours: Full Time (with every other weekend off)
Contract: Permanent
Salary: Competitive
A Joy Architect, A Smile Creator and A Wish Maker
What if your day job was to bring magic, laughter and purpose to an incredible group of people?
At Acomb Manor, we don't believe that moving into a care home means hitting the pause button on life. We firmly believe it is the beginning of a new chapter, filled with new experiences, new friendships and endless opportunities to continue living life to the fullest.
As part of the trusted St Mary's Care Group, we're preparing to welcome the very first residents into our beautiful new luxury care home. We're looking for an extraordinary Wellbeing Lead, who will help shape the heart and soul of our community from day one.
We need someone with imagination, energy and vision.
Someone who sees a rainy afternoon not as a challenge, but as an opportunity.
A beach party in the lounge.
A cocktail and mocktail afternoon.
A singalong that sparks treasured memories.
A trivia showdown that brings out everyone's competitive side.
Most importantly, we're looking for someone who will encourage our residents to hold the pen and continue writing their own story.
At Acomb Manor, we don't just provide care.
We create a home where laughter is encouraged, individuality is celebrated, friendships flourish and every resident is supported to live a meaningful and fulfilling life.
Our residents are at the heart of everything we do, and we believe wellbeing extends far beyond physical care. It is about purpose, connection, confidence, enjoyment and creating moments that matter.
You see the individual before the condition.
You take time to understand people's stories, interests and passions, building genuine relationships and helping every resident rediscover what brings them joy.
Whether you're organising chair exercises, carpet bowls, baking sessions, gardening projects or community events, you bring enthusiasm, positivity and contagious energy wherever you go.
When a resident tells you they wish they could visit their favourite football stadium one more time, your first thought is:
"How can I make that happen?"
You understand that some of the most meaningful moments come from helping wishes become reality.
You know that wellbeing isn't always about large events and packed calendars.
Sometimes it's sharing a coffee and conversation.
Listening to a cherished story.
Looking through old photographs.
Or simply being there when someone needs a friendly face.
No two days will ever be the same, but every day will matter.
You’ll be responsible for creating opportunities that enrich lives, encourage independence and bring happiness to our residents.
Creating and delivering a varied programme of activities that stimulate the mind, support wellbeing and encourage participation.
Working closely with local schools, colleges, nurseries, community groups, musicians, charities and faith organisations to ensure residents remain connected with the wider community.
Taking time to understand individual life stories, hobbies, interests and aspirations so that activities are truly person-centred.
Capturing special moments and achievements that residents and families can treasure for years to come.
Providing one-to-one engagement and meaningful interactions for residents who may prefer quieter activities or require additional support.
Organising events, seasonal celebrations, themed experiences and special activities that bring excitement and enjoyment throughout the year.
Previous experience in activities, wellbeing, care, hospitality, community engagement or a similar people-focused role.
A naturally creative and enthusiastic personality.
Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.
Confidence working both independently and as part of a team.
Strong organisational skills and the ability to bring ideas to life.
A genuine passion for improving the lives of older people.
A positive outlook and a can-do attitude.
Most importantly, we want someone who truly cares about making every day meaningful for our residents.
The opportunity to build a wellbeing programme that you and our residents can be proud of.
A management team that understands the vital role wellbeing plays in residents' happiness and quality of life.
Ongoing training and development opportunities, including specialist areas such as dementia-friendly practice and creative ageing.
At Acomb Manor, every member of the team is valued. Your ideas matter, your voice is heard, and your contribution will be recognised.
The opportunity to make a genuine difference in people's lives every single day.
Including ongoing training, support and development opportunities.
At Acomb Manor, we’re creating something truly special.
We’re looking for someone who can bring laughter to difficult days, create unforgettable moments and help make every resident's story even richer.