Chefs, housekeeping assistants, carers and nurses are among the roles being offered as part of a recruitment drive at Halsey House.
Sally Mynhardt, dementia lead at the Royal British Legion care home in Norwich Road, Cromer, said: “It feels really special to be a part of veterans’ lives and it’s a great privilege to provide support and care for those who have done so much for us.
"Working in a Royal British Legion care home for veterans and their families is very rewarding and I’m so proud to be part of the community here.”
“I’ve always had a caring nature and working with older people is something I was especially keen on but working with veterans is just absolutely amazing. When they tell stories of their service, you sit there in awe, I could listen all day."
Norman Taylor is just one of veteran who makes working in Norfolk so special. He said: “I was scared out my wits half the time and I’m lucky to be alive."
For more information on how to apply, please visit rbl.org.uk/carejobs or contact Halsey House via halseyrecruitment@britishlegion.org.uk or by calling 01263 512178.
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