We’re always looking for talented individuals who can support our beneficiaries and the people we support to live well and lead happy, healthy and fulfilled lives.
Our work is important and rewarding. If you are committed, enthusiastic and open to new ideas and ready ready to be part of a dynamic and diverse team, let’s talk. Join a supportive, rewarding environment offering competitive pay and career development.
We know that learning and development play an important role in creating a productive and meaningful career. Through both workplace training and ongoing learning and development, we support our team members in reaching their goals.
At Pilkington Family Trust/PRSL we are committed to developing our culture to be diverse and inclusive supporting a feeling of belonging and it is what makes us a great place to work.
Pilkington Ramblers was founded in 1988 for Pilkington retirees and friends to regularly keep active and to socialise. They hold a monthly coffee morning at the Wicket on Ruskin Drive and undertake a walk each month. Currently the group has 60 members.
Key responsibilities of a Volunteer Walk Leader:
Location of Walks
Coach Trips, April – October
The group organise a coach to visit areas a maximum of 1.5 hours away.
Walk leaders need to be available from 9.15am until 6.30pm on the day of the walk.
Local walks
November – March
These take place locally with no transport provided.
All out of pocket expenses will be reimbursed including travel and food.
If this role is of interest we would love to hear from you. E-mail enquiries@pilkingtonfamilytrust.com for further information.
From personal growth journeys to professional achievements, our team members share what it’s like to be part of our family. We believe in fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where everyone can thrive.
“I’ve worked as a Team Leader at Ruskin Lodge for 10 years now.
As the years have gone by my role has changed somewhat and definitely progressed.
I have been given the opportunity to progress within my career through further education, in-house training, support and guidance from my Manager.
My role is certainly challenging at times and it is an extremely rewarding job for too many reasons to mention.
It’s safe to say we are family!”
Jane – Team Leader
I looked after my Mum in her later years until she passed away and I was feeling at a bit of a loss when she died.
I decided to volunteer at Pilks as I wanted to help others and give something back. After I finished working, I looked after my mum who was living with dementia and my dad who had a stroke, I know I made a difference to my parents and I wanted to make a difference for others.