Upcoming Independent Lives training and events

Our annual impact report highlights the progress we've made toward our strategic objectives, and outline where we're going to focus our work over the following years to achieve our vision of a fairer society where everyone can fulfil their potential.

Every day our staff support disabled people and those with health and social care needs to live their lives independently. Whether providing care and support in someone's home or information and advice over the phone, the work of Independent Lives continues to have a tremendous impact on people's lives.

Our 2022 Impact Report breaks down the support that our individual services provide. For example, last year our care staff provided nearly 70,000 hours of support to people in their homes, our payroll service processed over 16,000 payrolls and our information and advice team provided support over 7,700 times – all phenomenal achievements.

Independent Lives vacancies

Independent Lives is always looking for talented, caring people who can help us to grow as an organisation and support more people. 

As a Disability Confident Leader and Mindful Employer, we offer a guaranteed interview scheme to applicants who have a disability and meet the mandatory requirements set out in the person specification. 

We are committed to equality of opportunity for all, applications from individuals are encouraged regardless of age, disability, sex, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief and marriage and civil partnerships. 

Our current vacancies include:

• Banking administrative assistant
• Banking and payroll assistant
• Carers respite support worker
• Field care supervisor
• Healthcare support worker
• HR and facilities administrator
• Information & advice support adviser

Share a message of support

Would you like to share a message of support for the LGBTQ+ community or take part in the Worthing Pride parade? Independent Lives would welcome supporters to join the team celebrating on Saturday 8 July. The route is 0.8 miles long, flat and there will be a wellbeing bus on hand during the event.

If you’d like to send a message of support but can’t join in on the day, send over a note and your words could be featured on the T-shirt of a parade participant.