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“Each one of us can make a difference. Together we make change.”

It’s our people who make My Life what it is. We are always on the lookout for great staff to join our team.  

Work for My Life and you’ll have the opportunity to make a real difference to people’s lives, and you’ll also benefit from ongoing personal and professional development.


A diverse range of roles

Because we offer such a wide range of services, our team work in a variety of roles, from our support staff, personal assistants, chefs and handy people, to our administrators, teachers, nurses, support planners, cleaners, hospitality meet and greeters, right through to our doggy day care and animal care staff and more!


Become a My Life volunteer

Want to do something fulfilling, meet new people, boost your confidence, learn new skills, or add to your CV and job prospects?

Become a My Life volunteer!

Apply online here, or find out more here.

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What we do

Join us and help make our vision a reality

As a charity, we work in a person-centred way with people of all ages who may need support to achieve a good life for themselves.

Our staff enable people to feel in control of their own lives.

We provide them with the emotional support to get through the tough times, and provide all the information and help they need to work out their own solutions.


Our services

All of our staff are carefully recruited to ensure that our members get the very best from our services:

  • My Life Support – helping people to plan their care and support, manage their money, and recruit and manage Personal Assistants.
  • Life Opportunities – providing a wide range of meaningful person-centred activities for all ages and abilities, including people with special educational needs and disabilities.
  • My Life Works – an exciting new work-based venture which enables people with additional needs to learn new skills in work experience roles, and contribute to their community in a meaningful and productive way.
  • Stable Door Café – our café, based on our Standish site, is open to the public and serves delicious homemade dishes, cakes and sweet treats, all made from locally sourced ingredients.

We also organise holiday clubs and exciting events for the whole community, including summer fairs, comedy nights and spooky Halloween evenings.

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Current vacancies

Current vacancies

Jobs at My Life are exciting and highly rewarding. Work for us and you’ll become part of a great team of people, all with one aim in mind, to make life better for others.


Personal Assistant – Bury – Please provide your CV quoting reference PA85

Job Title: Support Worker
Location: Bury
Salary: Up to £14.00 – £15.12 per hour
Hours: Part-Time / Full-time
Contract Type: Permanent

Are you an experienced Personal Assistant / Support Worker looking for a new role that is rewarding and provides a sense of satisfaction? Would you like to provide support to a young boy to enable his to live life to the full? If the answer to these questions are ‘yes’, then a role with My Life Legacy could be for you!

About us

My Life is a highly respected charity and we are currently seeking an experienced Personal Assistant / Support Worker to work with our young client in his home in Bury. My Life was established in 2012 as a result of a group of people with disabilities and their families wanting something different to traditional types of health/social care services and wanting more choice and control over their own lives. My Life currently provides care and support to a growing number of individuals who have complex health and/or social care needs across the Northwest of England. Our staff are integral to the success of the charity as they are the ones making a real difference to people’s lives.

What you’ll need to Succeed

In order to succeed, you will be kind-hearted and interested in making a positive difference to a young boy’s life. You will have experience working as a Personal Assistant and/or Support Worker and you will have supported young people with a range of support needs. You will be self-motivated, flexible and have the ability to use your own initiative while being caring and sensitive to the needs of others. Ideally you will be experienced in supporting people who are PEG fed but full training will be given. You will hold a full driving licence.

The role will be to provide support from Monday to Friday and an 8 hour shift every other Saturday. As part of the My Life team, you will ensure that care is provided in a way that respects this young person and promotes his independence.

What you’ll get in return

In return, you will have the opportunity to make a real difference to the young boy you will be supporting while benefiting from the following:-

  • Full induction/training
  • Paid shadowing with experienced staff members
  • Regular refresher training
  • On-going continuing personal development including gaining qualifications if you choose to
  • A regular shift pattern
  • Blue Light Card offering hundreds of discounts
  • £250 refer a friend bonus scheme

You will be paid up to between £14.00 to £15.12 per hour depending upon experience.

Due to the high volume of applications received, please note only suitable candidates will be contacted.

My Life is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Those working for My Life will need to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the DBS and/or provide police checks from other countries, where appropriate. My Life is an equal opportunities employer.


Personal Assistant – Preston – Please provide your CV quoting reference PA83

Job description

We are looking for a Personal Assistant / Support Worker who is enthusiastic, empathic, genuine and patient people to join our team, who are interested in making a difference to two adult young men’s lives.

As a team of Personal Assistant / Support Workers, we support two autistic twin men in their own home, using a range of research-based approaches, such as person centred therapy, elements of applied behaviour analysis, picture exchange communication systems and a low-arousal approach.

Duties

  • To assist in the design and implementation of therapeutic programmes.
  • To support the individual to be autonomous in self-care.
  • To monitor and take accurate data daily.
  • To support individuals during times of challenging behaviour.
  • To model best practice and professionalism at all times.
  • To support the individual in their domestic skills.
  • To attend mandatory training, supervision and team meetings.
  • To promote safeguarding and wellbeing for the individuals.
  • Flexibility to work during evenings and weekends and provide cover.
  • To work or be down for cover every other Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Eve.
  • To support the individual hiking, cycling and in other similar activities.
  • Other duties as required by your manager

Essential

  • The minimum working hours per week are 15
  • A positive attitude!
  • To be flexible and take constructive feedback well, when engaging in reflective practice.
  • To be able to work overnights, weekends, Christmas period and be available for emergency cover.

Preferred

  • Hold a clean UK driving licence
  • Previous experience with LD’s/Autism would be helpful but not essential.

We are a flexible team and can offer hours to suit those with academic commitments.

Shift times are

9.30am-3.30pm

3.30pm-10.00pm

Sleep 10pm-9.30am

My Life is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Those working for My Life will need to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the DBS and/or provide police checks from other countries, where appropriate. My Life is an equal opportunities employer.

Due to the high volume of applications received, please note only suitable candidates will be contacted.


Personal Assistant – Ormskirk – Please provide your CV quoting reference PA81

Job description

Are you an experienced Personal Assistant / Support Worker looking for a new role that is rewarding and provides a sense of satisfaction? Would you like to provide support to a lady in the community to enable her to live life to the full? If the answer to these questions is ‘yes’, then a Personal Assistant / Support Worker role with My Life Legacy could be for you!

About us

My Life is a highly respected charity and we are currently seeking an experienced Personal Assistant / Support Worker to join an established team of staff working with our client in her lovely Burscough bungalow.

My Life was established in 2012 as a result of a group of people with disabilities and their families wanting something different to traditional types of health/social care services and wanting more choice and control over their own lives. My Life currently provides care and support to a growing number of individuals who have complex health and social care needs across the Northwest of England. Our staff are integral to the success of the charity as they are the ones making a real difference to people’s lives.

Your Responsibilities

Let us introduce you to the wonderful *Rebecca! Rebecca loves telling jokes to make you laugh. She enjoys trips to the cinema and creating a splash at the local swimming baths. Do you enjoy a rollercoaster or two? Rebecca loves nothing more than a day out to Alton Towers (now wouldn’t that be fun?).

Your role as her Personal Assistant / Support Worker will be to assist her with household chores, with accessing the community, you will work with her to promote her independence and, as part of the My Life team, you will ensure that care and support is provided in a way that respects the individual.

*Name changed for confidentiality.

What you’ll need to Succeed

In order to succeed, you will be kind-hearted and interested in making a positive difference to this lady’s life. You will have experience working as a Personal Assistant / Support Worker and you will have supported people with autism, PDA and epilepsy. You will be self-motivated, flexible and have the ability to use your own initiative whilst being caring and sensitive to the needs of others. You will hold a full driving licence.

What you’ll get in return

In return, you will have the opportunity to make a real difference to the young lady you will be supporting whilst benefiting from the following:-

  • Full induction/training
  • Paid shadowing with experienced staff members
  • Regular refresher training
  • On-going continuing personal development including gaining qualifications if you choose to
  • A regular shift pattern to include days and waking nights
  • Blue Light Card offering hundreds of discounts
  • £250 refer a friend bonus scheme

The salary will be up to £13.05 per hour (dependent upon on experience) plus a competitive benefits package.

Due to the high volume of applications received, please note only suitable candidates will be contacted.

My Life is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and we expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Those working for My Life will need to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the DBS and/or provide police checks from other countries, where appropriate. My Life is an equal opportunities employer.


Personal Assistant – Appley Bridge – Please provide your CV quoting reference PA79

Job description

Are you an experienced Support Worker looking for a new role that is rewarding and provides a sense of satisfaction? Would you like to provide support to a young man in the community to enable him to live life to the full? If the answer to these questions is ‘yes’, then a role with My Life Legacy could be for you!

About us

My Life is a highly respected charity and we are currently seeking an experienced Support Worker to join our growing team of Community staff based in Wigan. My Life was established in 2012 as a result of a group of people with disabilities and their families wanting something different to traditional types of health/social care services and wanting more choice and control over their own lives. My Life currently provides care and support to a growing number of individuals who have complex health and social care needs across the North West of England. Our staff are integral to the success of the charity as they are the ones making a real difference to people’s lives.

Your Responsibilities

There is a Support Worker role available supporting a young man 24/7 to live his best life. He lives alone in his own home but close to his very supportive family. He is a wheelchair user, he has complex epilepsy and he needs assistance with all aspects of daily living including personal care.

This individual usually enjoys a busy week with his support which involves a range of activities including going to the cinema, the pub, shopping, swimming, skiing at Chill factore, speedboating and trampolining. However, at the moment due to COVID, his access to the community is restricted to just swimming. There is still lots to do but activities are currently home based or involve getting out and about locally for some fresh air.

As part of the My Life team, you will ensure that care is provided in a way that respects the individual and promotes his independence.

What you’ll need to Succeed

In order to succeed, you will have experience working as a Support Worker/Personal Assistant with people with Learning Disabilities. You will be kind-hearted, fun and you will be highly motivated to make a positive difference to this young man’s life. You will be a flexible team worker with the ability to use your own initiative whilst being caring and sensitive to the needs of others. An understanding of epilepsy would be advantageous along with experience in social care working with people who don’t use words to speak.

You will also hold a full driving licence.

What you’ll get in return

In return, you will have the opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of those you are supporting in the local community whilst benefiting from the following:-

  • Full induction/training
  • Paid shadowing with experienced staff members
  • Regular refresher training
  • On-going continuing personal development including gaining qualifications if you choose to
  • Blue Light Card offering hundreds of discounts
  • £250 refer a friend bonus scheme

The salary will be up to £11.44 per hour.

Due to the high volume of applications received, please note only suitable candidates will be contacted.

My Life is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Those working for My Life will need to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the DBS and/or provide police checks from other countries, where appropriate. My Life is an equal opportunities employer.


Complex Care Support Worker – Barnoldswick – Please provide your CV quoting reference PA75

Job description

Are you looking for a role that is rewarding and provides a sense of satisfaction? Are you looking for a unique and varied role? If the answer to these questions is ‘yes’, then a role at My Life could be for you!

About us

My Life is a charity providing individualised support to a wide range of people in the East Lancashire area. We are seeking an exceptional Personal Assistant / Support Worker to work alongside our team of registered nurses to provide personalised support to a young man with complex needs. The role will enable you to develop and learn a wide range of skills which will enable this young man to live the best life possible. From your perspective it will enhance your career as you will become fully versed in autism, epilepsy, learning difficulties and sensory needs. You must be responsive and empathic to the needs of this young man when he is both well and unwell, able to drive a reasonably sized specialist vehicle and be willing to learn and develop. We provide excellent terms and conditions for an outstanding individual.

What you’ll need to succeed

In order to succeed, you will be kind-hearted and fun to make a positive difference to this young man’s life, enhancing his day and enabling him to access the community. Ideally, you will have experience working as a Personal Assistant / Carer / Support Worker ideally with someone with epilepsy and/or autism and be able to support a person with health needs. If not, full training will be offered. You will be self-motivated, flexible and have the ability to use your own initiative whilst being caring and sensitive to the needs of others.

What you’ll get in return

In return, you will have the opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of those you are supporting and the local community whilst benefiting from the following:-

  • Full induction/training
  • Paid shadowing with experienced staff members
  • Regular refresher training
  • On-going continuing personal development including gaining qualifications if you choose to
  • Blue Light Card offering hundreds of discounts
  • £250 refer a friend bonus scheme

The salary on offer is from £16.00 – £18.72 per hour (dependent upon experience) plus a competitive benefits package.

To apply you must be eligible to work in the UK and meet all national safeguarding criteria. My Life is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Those working for My Life will need to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the DBS and/or provide police checks from other countries, where appropriate. My Life is an equal opportunities employer.

Due to the high volume of applications received, please note only suitable candidates will be contacted.

Job Type: Part-time


Personal Assistant – Eccleston – Please provide your CV quoting reference PA74/PA80

Job description

Are you an experienced Support Worker / Personal Assistant looking for a new role that is rewarding and provides a sense of satisfaction? Would you like to provide support to a young man in the community to enable him to live his life to the full? If the answer to these questions is ‘yes’, then a role with My Life Legacy could be for you!

We are currently seeking a Specialist Support Worker to join our growing team of community based staff in the borough of Chorley; My Life currently provides care and support to a growing number of individuals who have complex health and social care needs across the North West of England.

Your Responsibilities

You will be supporting a very sociable 26-year-old male with a learning disability who requires 2:1 support during the day and 1:1 support overnight. He lives in his own home and the role will include enabling him to maintain his active social life whilst adhering to an established routine of activities. This young man enjoys watching his favourite TV programmes, going to do his personal shopping, listening to music and attending concerts. As part of the My Life team, you will ensure that care is provided in a way that respects this young man and promotes his independence.

What you’ll need to Succeed

In order to succeed, you will ideally have experience with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) and experience working with individuals with complex behavioural difficulties will also be highly advantageous. You will be a strong character, resilient, robust and really interested in supporting this individual in a way that makes him feel safe and fully secure. You will be self-motivated, flexible and have the ability to use your own initiative whilst being caring and sensitive to the needs of others. Ideally, you will have supported people with autism and/or a learning disability. You will hold a full driving licence.

What you’ll get in return

In return, you will have the opportunity to make a real difference to the life of the young man you are supporting whilst benefiting from the following:-

  • Full induction/training
  • Paid shadowing with experienced staff members
  • Regular refresher training
  • On-going continuing personal development including gaining qualifications if you choose to
  • A regular shift pattern to include some weekends
  • Blue Light Card offering hundreds of discounts
  • £200 refer a friend bonus scheme

The salary on offer is up to £15.90 per hour (dependent upon experience) plus a competitive benefits package.

To apply you must be eligible to work in the UK and meet all national safeguarding criteria. My Life is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Those working for My Life will need to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the DBS and/or provide police checks from other countries, where appropriate. My Life is an equal opportunities employer.

Due to the high volume of applications received, please note only suitable candidates will be contacted.


Support Worker – Bank – Please provide your CV quoting reference BK09

Job description

Are you looking for a role that is rewarding and provides a sense of satisfaction? Are you looking to supplement your current income with some extra hours? Are you available in days, evenings, nights or weekends? If the answer to any of these questions is ‘yes’, then a role on at My Life Legacy could be for you!

We are currently seeking Personal Assistants / Support Worker to join our growing bank of Community based staff in the Wigan and surrounding areas. 

Your responsibilities

The role of a Personal Assistant / Support Worker you will be working across a number of our community and site based teams and also offer respite support. My Life supports individuals with a wide range of complex conditions, mental health issues, learning difficulties and autism. As part of the My Life team, you will be carrying out all forms of care, whilst maintaining accurate records and confidentiality at all times. The role will also include respite support. You will also ensure that care is provided in a way that respects the individual and promotes their independence.

What you’ll need to succeed

In order to succeed, you will be kind hearted and interested in making a positive difference to someone’s life. Ideally you will have experience working as a Support Worker / Personal Assistant however this is desirable and not essential as full training will be provided. You will be self-motivated, flexible and have the ability to use your own initiative whilst being caring and sensitive to the needs of others. You must have a passion for providing personalised care and ideally, you will hold a full driving licence. Ideally you will be available to work days, evenings, nights and weekends.

What you’ll get in return

In return, you will have the opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of those you are supporting and the local community whilst benefiting from the following: –

  • Full induction/training
  • Paid shadowing with experienced staff members
  • Regular refresher training
  • On-going continuing personal development including gaining qualifications if you choose to
  • A regular shift pattern
  • Blue Light Card offering hundreds of discounts
  • £200 refer a friend bonus scheme

To apply you must be eligible to work in the UK and meet all national safeguarding criteria. My Life is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Those working for My Life will need to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the DBS and/or provide police checks from other countries, where appropriate. My Life is an equal opportunities employer.

Due to the high volume of applications received, please note only suitable candidates will be contacted.


Support Worker – Chorley – Please provide your CV quoting reference SSW10 to hr@my-life.org.uk

Job description

Are you an experienced Support Worker / Personal Assistant looking for a new challenge or that next step in your career that is rewarding and provides a sense of satisfaction? If the answer to these questions is ‘yes’, then a Support Worker / Personal Assistant role within My Life Legacy’s Peripatetic Team could be for you!

We are currently seeking a Support Worker / Personal Assistant to join our growing team of community based staff in the North West; we currently provides care and support to a growing number of individuals who have complex health and social care needs across  Lancashire. Our staff are integral to the success of the charity as they are the ones making a real difference to people’s lives.

Your Responsibilities

As Support Worker / Personal Assistant within our Peripatetic Team you will be working across a number of our community and site based teams. You will be an experienced Support Worker / Personal Assistant and you will have supported people with Autism, Learning Difficulties, Mental Health issues and / or people with physical disabilities. Ideally you will have some experience of healthcare tasks such as PEG feeding and be medication trained but full training will be given.

Fundamentally, you will be working with existing teams on shift to deliver support as well as carrying out care audits, delivering training and being part of the quality control team to ensure systems/processes are followed and care delivered to the requisite high standard.

What you’ll need to Succeed

You will be an experienced Support Worker / Personal Assistant and a self-starter who is committed to delivering positive person-centred care. You will demonstrate a flexible approach to work and be available to work 12 hour shifts. You will be kind, compassionate and able to support both clients and colleagues in a variety of settings. You will be credible and have the knowledge, passion and purpose to work with and empower others to carry out their role with confidence, you will hold a full driving licence.

What you’ll get in return

In return, you will have the opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of those you are supporting in the local community whilst benefiting from the following:-

  • Full induction/training
  • Paid shadowing with experienced staff members
  • Regular refresher training
  • On-going continuing personal development including gaining qualifications if you choose to
  • A regular shift pattern
  • Blue Light Card offering hundreds of discounts
  • £200 refer a friend bonus scheme

Can’t find a position that suits you?

We’re always interested to hear from people who would like to work for us.

Whoever you are, whatever your skills, please get in touch by emailing hr@my-life.org.uk

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My Life Staff Stories


My Life currently employs over 150 staff, all with the same belief – if we all give a little, we all gain and grow together. Here are their stories of the difference they’ve made


Anne Marie, PA, East Lancashire

Anne-Marie has been a PA for a young man with complex support needs in East Lancashire for over two years now. Because members of her family also have some additional needs, she came into My Life Support with direct, lived experience of how support works – and also a strong belief in the person-centred care central to My Life’s ethos.

That’s one of the reasons Anne-Marie says her current role is one of the most rewarding jobs of her entire career – everyone has been able to see the difference the My Life Support team is making to the life of an intelligent young man whose needs are finally being met.

In fact, My Life Support’s flexible and accommodating approach to staffing has allowed Anne-Marie to feel comfortable that she can work, confident that her own family’s needs are also being met.

Ann Marie tells us why she feels becoming a PA on one of My Life’s teams has been a great fit both for her and My Life Support.

“I’ve been aware of the work My Life does and the people they support for a long time, mainly because members of my family have support needs; I’ve got a big interest in autism and how people can be treated fairly after getting that diagnosis, so I really believe in My Life’s ethos of person-centred thinking and support.

Many years ago I did a degree in special needs and I learned a lot through the experiences of my family. So when the Personal Assistant position was available on one of care packages within My Life Support, it felt like a good opportunity.

I would always say to people that not having the exact skills or training isn’t a barrier to working for My Life Support; it’s about both you and the organisation feeling that you’re the right kind of person to do these really important, rewarding roles. Then you can build in the specific skillsets.

Doing a job like this makes you realise the skills you already have and how you can develop them. What’s great about My Life Support is the training and support you receive. Obviously in a role like this there’s an element of learning on the job as everyone you support is different, but you also get specific training based on the needs of the individual. I’ve got a really wide range of skills now.

What you notice on My Life Support teams is that everyone really cares for the people they support, and they definitely have the best interests of that person at the heart of what they do. That not only means people get better quality care, but also that the teams are really good to be a part of. You work together to ensure you get the best outcomes for people – and even when it is hard, you have support from your colleagues and managers.

Of course there are challenges when you are supporting someone who may have complex needs. You have to be patient, and sometimes you might have to be assertive that a specific way of providing support has to be seen though. That confidence in your decision making comes with experience and training.

But overall, you can build up such a strong relationship with the person you’re supporting. You like them as people, it’s possible to have fun with them, enjoy your days with them.

I can see the difference I’ve made to a life, basically. And at the same time, I’ve now got ambitions for myself and my career that I never thought I would have.

There are vacanices for PAs on Anne-Marie’s team in East Lancashire. If you’d like to join her, contact us today.


Debbie, Peri Team Manager

Debbie came to My Life from a career in education with a real sense that she wanted to give something back and share her life experience. After an inspiring session at My Life’s pioneering job-matching programme Pathways to Employment, she began as a PA on a care package in 2017. 

Gradually building experience and skills since, Debbie joined My Life’s Peripatetic (Peri) team in 2021. We believe our Peri Team to be unique in the care sector, a group of highly skilled people who not only cover care shifts where necessary but also provide a supplementary quality assurance and training role – part of our commitment to providing the highest quality care.  

Debbie is now Peri Team Manager – and a perfect example of what joining the Peri team could mean for your career in care as well as your sense of what a fulfilling job might be. Here’s her story… 

“After working in a school for a long time in various roles, I needed a change – and it was going to one of My Life’s events which made me realise that My Life could give me the chance to give something back to my community, share my life experience and offer me a more fulfilling career. My children had grown up and left home; it just seemed like the right time.  

My Life’s Pathways to Employment programme was really inspiring in that way and I would really recommend it to anyone who feels a bit like I did – what’s really important is that My Life doesn’t initially require you to have experience of care, it’s about having experience of life. I just had that dynamism, stamina and a desire to be involved with people, doing something different.  

So I shadowed on a package of care, and because it was a well established team, I learned on the job and then got the training I needed on the clinical side. I loved my time on that package, I formed some great relationships with the family and the other team members and it was really rewarding.  

Having built up all those care and clinical skills and the confidence to use them, I moved to the peri team, going into care packages where they needed help and also offering training and quality assurance support. It’s a great role, really flexible, and it suits people who like variety, can multi-task and enjoy putting their training into use; it’s great to be able to feel like you’re using the skills you’ve learned, and being resilient and empathetic enough to adapt them to what could be a completely different scenario each day. 

And it is the small things you can do – like giving family members some respite – which make a huge difference.  

I’m a classic example of someone who has used those skills, training and confidence not only to improve the lives of people who need support but also my own career. I’m now a Peri Team Manager, overseeing people who have been on the same journey as me, making sure they’re well supported, properly trained and sufficiently skilled – and I look after some smaller packages of care too.  

Working in the Peri team at My Life, you’ll have plenty of interaction with other staff members, experience a great team ethic and be involved in the wider community. We’re really focused on a good work-life balance. And most of all, you really do get top-notch clinical training, given you may have to cover literally any scenario occurring within My Life.  

Bring all of that together, and I think that’s why so many of our staff have thrived with us – some have gone on to concentrate on one package of care, some have become team leaders, some have left the organisation to pursue their care career goals at higher levels. At My Life, you’re equipped to do a job where you make a difference – which is all I ever wanted.  

If you’d like to find out more about joining Debbie’s Peri Team at My Life, contact us today.  


“It’s rewarding to feel like you’re making a difference in people’s lives. I work as part of a caring and friendly staff team, with person centred training offered regularly throughout the year.”   

Amie Thompson, Personal Assistant, My Life Support


“My Life has such a positive atmosphere – there’s nothing better than doing a job where you can really see people grow in so many ways. For me too, I’m really enjoying supporting people with all the different activities, learning new skills and passing them on.”

Olumide Obajinmi, Support Worker, Day Opportunities


“You can’t beat the buzz you get from working with all our members and students.  I love sharing my skills with them, making it fun and helping them develop. There is great banter here at My Life and a real sense of equality. The most important thing to me is making sure that everyone enjoys themselves.”

Lincoln Yates, Forest School, Workshop and Bush Craft Facilitator


 

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Our locations

We are a membership-based organisation, with members stretching from all over the UK. Primarily our work is delivered across the North West region, however, as the charity expands, we are increasingly recruiting for positions further afield.

Many of our staff work in the community with the people we support.


Standish site

Our Standish site is an inspiring setting of 84 acres of green land, with our own woodland, farm, café, classroom facilities, sensory garden, indoor and outdoor activity areas.

The home of Life Opportunities and Thompson House Equestrian Centre, this is the perfect environment for activities including catering, animal care, bush craft and horticulture. We also hold exciting events for the whole community here, including our summer music festival.

Address: Thompson House Equestrian Centre, off Pepper Lane, Standish, Wigan, WN6 0PP.


Leigh site

As well as our Standish Site, our Day Opportunities service has a home at Leigh Sports Village, with state-of-the-art facilities including a leisure centre, swimming pool and fitness centre.

With access to Leigh Harriers’ running track and excellent outside gym, our Leigh site also includes a fully equipped accessible kitchen, plus spaces for socialising and hosting our wide timetable of activities.

Address: Leigh Sports Village, Sale Way, Leigh, Lancashire, WN7 4JY.


Harlor House, Standish

My Life Works, our new work-based venture enabling people with additional needs to learn new skills in work experience roles, is based in the fully adapted Harlor House in the heart of Standish.

My Life’s Training team are also based and run sessions at Harlor House, as well as some of the administrative functions of My Life Support. 

Harlor House will also have meeting rooms available for local businesses to book in the near future. 

Address: Harlor House, Grove Lane, Standish, Wigan, WN6 0ES 

 

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