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We are often looking for enthusiastic and dedicated people to join our teams; from IDVAs, sessional workers, accommodation staff to fundraising, communications, finance and human resource professionals.
Vacancies are added regularly below so check regularly to see if your next job is listed. We will also share our vacancies on our social media pages, so make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Working for Staying Put means you are part of a supportive team, working in an incredibly rewarding environment, with lots of opportunities to develop and grow.

Current opportunities
We are excited to announce that we have been awarded a new contract! This has opened up a range of exciting opportunities which you can view below.
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We have a brilliantly diverse team which we are incredibly proud of. We believe it is hugely important for our workforce to reflect the communities we serve, so that we truly understand the challenges that different ages, genders, abilities and cultures face. Please see our employee demographic data below.



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