Menu toggle

Home
Departments
About Us
Contact
- Contact the resourcing team at Hertfordshire County Council

Disability Confident

Disability confident means we guarantee to interview anyone who discloses that they have a disability and whose application meets the minimum criteria for the job.

tacLinkText Close

Work with older people, disabled adults and carers

All vacancies in adult social care Additional needs? Get help finding a job

Older lady laughing with younger woman

Older people

The team works with adults over 65 with age-related needs or long term health conditions. They also work with carers looking after older people or adults with mental health or sensory needs.

Two people have a conversation using sign language

Sensory services

A countywide service for adults and children in Hertfordshire with a sensory disability who may also have additional support needs to do with learning or physical disabilities, or a mental illness.

Nurse and older lady in wheelchair

Hospital teams

Responsible for complex and vulnerable patients who need support to get home asap. We aim to help people live independently and prevent future need.

Day in the life of a hospital social worker

Two women reading

Adult safeguarding

Working with key agencies to ensure adults at risk of abuse or neglect can live, work, and be cared for in an environment free from abuse, harassment, violence or aggression.

Two women working on some crafts

Disability teams

Work with adults over 25 whose primary support need is because of their learning and / or physical disability. We also work with adults with autism and drug and alcohol related needs.

Community learning disability nurses

An award winning service recognised regionally and nationally as a leader for innovation and good practice. We work with NHS England on a number of health targets and have created additional nursing posts to reduce health inequalities.

Day Services

The activities we provide focus on independence, life skills and wellbeing for people with disabilities, dementia and age-related conditions. Our staff receive specialist training to deliver an excellent service.

Supported Living

Our supported living services provide up to 24-hour support for people with learning and/or physical disabilities and mental health needs. We help people to live independently in their own homes and communities.

Herts Equipment Service

From bath boards to hospital beds, this service provides equipment to disabled and vulnerable people to help them stay independent in their own homes.

Man on a wheelchair using an accessible kitchen and loadiing a dishwasher

Home Improvement Agency

A home adaptation service for disabled adults and children. Examples of adaptions include stairlifts, level-access showers and extensions. The service also helps with grant applications, design specification and managing contractors.

Two women reading

0-25 Together

Our 0-25 Together team work with young people with disabilities and their families.

Woman washing a carrot in the sink

Social Care Access Service

This service provides the initial gateway into adult social care, including assessment, brokerage and occupational therapy to help people live independently.

Current vacancies in the Social Care Access Service

Female-learner-with-tutor-borehamwood

Herts Adult and Family Learning Service

The service runs a wide range of quality courses across Hertfordshire, engaging with around 6,000 learners each year. It has a direct delivery team and subcontracts other courses to local learning providers.

Current vacancies in adult care services

Social links

Facebook Twitter Youtube Linkedin

Cookies and privacy
Accessibility