The UK social care sector will need to fill 490,000 adult social care jobs in the next 13 years. The Westco and CAN Social Care Recruitment Campaign Hub brings together councils to share costs, share data and access FREE resources to help make your recruitment campaigns more effective. Let's meet the 2035 challenge head-on!
The campaign aims to help local authorities increase the social care workforce and fill vacancies by promoting the career opportunities that exist in social care and aligning recruitment efforts with values-based messaging.
As part of the benefits you obtain by joining the social care recruitment hub, you will automatically be invited to all the webinars Westco and CAN hosts relating to the sector in which specialists will unpack tips and ideas to best manage your campaign and achieve your goals as well as give you insight on different projects and success stories.
Examples of creative work from the campaign pack
We’re working with a number of councils to develop an Adult Social Care Recruitment microsite which will connect people with local job vacancies.
The microsite will give people the information they need about roles across social care, including video case studies. Critically, it will allow people to search or register their information about jobs in their local area.
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The microsite build and content will be developed centrally to keep costs down for each council, with the ability to provide local content with local brand identity. It sits alongside a digital marketing recruitment campaign that we have developed.
If you are interested in being part of the project contact simon@westcocommunictions.com
By sharing resources, data and analytics, the Campaign Hub approach maximises digital advertising through strategic insight led campaigns with the highest return for social care recruitment. This service is only available to councils and council-owned services.
Campaign Hub has brought together 180+ councils, across four campaigns, generating over five million interactions from twenty million citizens to date.
