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Norfolk homes
Work in Upton, Potter Heigham, Martham or Brundall.
Careers at HCH
Build a caring career in a Hollyman home.
Join a family-run Norfolk care group where care, leadership, housekeeping, maintenance and host teams help residents feel safe, known and supported every day.
Why join HCH
Care work with close teams, familiar homes and room to grow.
Hollyman Care Homes supports older people across Norfolk in homely, local settings. We look for people who are kind, dependable and ready to make everyday care feel personal.
£13.75
day carers from
Day Care Assistant pay starts from £13.75 per hour.
Local
family-run teams
Small care settings where residents, families and staff are known.
Our homes
Four homes with different settings and the same caring standards.
Each home has its own character, but all rely on steady care teams who know residents as individuals and support families with clear communication.
Broadlands Park
Upton, near Acle
A peaceful country manor in Upton, close to Acle and the Norfolk Broads.
Broadland House
Potter Heigham
A warm village care home near the Norfolk Broads, offering residential and dementia care.
Martham Lodge
Martham
A Victorian country house on Martham village green, providing specialist dementia care.
Braydeston Court
Brundall
A characterful Edwardian house in Brundall offering residential, dementia and respite care.
Job roles
Care, leadership and support roles all shape the home.
Whether you are starting in care, bringing leadership experience or supporting the home through hospitality, housekeeping or maintenance, these are the roles we recruit for across HCH.
Carer - Day
Day carers support residents with personal care, daily routines, nutrition, hydration, social engagement and accurate care records.
- Promoting dignity, choice and independence
- Following care plans and escalating changes promptly
- Working closely with seniors, deputies and families
Carer - Night
Night carers help residents feel safe and settled overnight, responding to call bells, comfort needs, observations and handover priorities.
- Supporting calm night-time routines and reassurance
- Completing checks, records and overnight observations
- Escalating risks, incidents or changes in need
Senior Care Assistant
Seniors provide experienced on-floor guidance, model good practice and help care assistants deliver consistent person-centred care.
- Supporting care delivery during busy periods
- Helping colleagues with records, handovers and standards
- Escalating concerns while staying within role authority
Deputy / Head of Shift
Deputies lead the safe running of the shift, supporting care quality, staff allocation, medicines safety and day-to-day risk management.
- Providing visible shift leadership
- Supporting medicines, compliance and handovers
- Acting as the first point of escalation on shift
Manager
Managers lead the home overall, supporting residents, families and staff while maintaining care quality, standards and a positive team culture.
- Leading safe, person-centred care across the home
- Supporting families, staff development and communication
- Keeping quality, compliance and daily operations aligned
Housekeeper
Housekeepers help keep the home clean, comfortable and well presented, supporting infection prevention and residents' day-to-day environment.
- Maintaining clean bedrooms and shared spaces
- Following hygiene and infection prevention routines
- Helping the home feel welcoming and well cared for
Maintenance
Maintenance colleagues help keep the home safe, practical and well maintained through repairs, checks and prompt attention to the environment.
- Responding to repairs and maintenance issues
- Supporting environmental safety checks
- Working with managers and contractors where needed
Host
Hosts support residents' mealtime experience by preparing service areas, serving meals and drinks, and keeping dining spaces calm and welcoming.
- Preparing dining rooms, drinks trolleys and service areas
- Supporting food safety, hygiene and records
- Working with care staff around resident mealtime needs
Live roles
Current opening at HCH.
Our current vacancy is for a night carer at Braydeston Court. You can also use the form to register interest in future roles.
Recruiting
Carer - Night
A calm overnight role supporting residents with comfort, safety, call bells, observations, care records and handover to the day team.
- Home
- Braydeston Court
- Location
- Brundall
- Shift
- 12 hour shifts, 8pm to 8am
- Pay
- £14.10 per hour
Perks
- 1 hour paid breaks
Apply
Tell us about the role you want.
Send your details and the team can follow up about current vacancies, suitable homes and next steps.
Before you apply
- Day carer pay starts from £13.75 per hour.
- Tell us which home or location works best for you.
- Include care experience if you have it, but attitude and reliability matter too.