How Inspire ATA supports the residential care sector

Demand for reliable care staff increases significantly over the summer, and many residential care providers are already securing interviews for July and August to avoid the last-minute rush.

At Inspire ATA, we make staffing easy, giving you access to motivated, fully supported apprentices without the usual hiring burden.

Why is recruiting in the summer crucial for the care sector?

Candidate availability is highest during July and August, before the September peak. By focusing on recruiting now you get access to stronger candidates, allowing you to make the best choice for your organisation. Waiting to recruit in September could put your organisation at risk of longer vacancies and reduced candidate quality.

Inspire ATA staffing solutions

Inspire ATA provide short and long-term staffing solutions for a range of organisations. We recruit, employ and support apprentices on behalf of employers helping you develop the talent of tomorrow at a lower cost and with peace of mind.  

All our recruits benefit from apprenticeship training, helping you develop your staff with the right skills and knowledge they need to excel in your business.

How Inspire ATA support care settings:

We recruit, employ, and manage the apprentice, meaning you get a ready-to-work staff member without the admin, risk, or time investment.

We fully cover:

• Candidate sourcing & vetting
• DBS & safeguarding compliance
• Payroll, HR & employment
• Ongoing pastoral & performance support

We’ll present a high-quality shortlist, and you choose the right fit for your team.

Care sector roles available

Inspire ATA recruit for a range of roles in the care sector. Our main care specific roles are:

• Resident Support Workers
• Care Assistants
• Catering Staff

In addition, care settings can access a range of other roles including administrative roles, marketing, HR, finance and more.

If you’d like to secure you next staff member before the September rush, book a quick discovery call with the Inspire ATA team