Signa Care Group is a nationwide recruitment service providing both permanent and temporary staffing
8 Defender Court, Sunderland Enterprise Park
Sunderland
SR53PE
| Monday | 8am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |
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Signature Care Group are a professional healthcare provider across the North East, we were founded by a Registered General Nurse who recognised that supporting individuals in their homes aided faster rehabilitation and better standard of living for the service user. Families and those around the service user also benefited from their loved one being settled, and noticed significant improvements in a loving, caring safe environment.
Signature Care Group is committed to providing a high quality, professional, person-centred care service in National Standards.Signature Care Group’s qualified and experienced staff has been helping people live better through a commitment to quality care and services. Our major point of distinction is our focus on the specific needs of each client. That is why our solutions are not limited to one or few categories. We align our clients with resources that are willing to work on the terms most suitable for both the parties.
Our logo was purposefully chosen to identify with the ‘Legend of the Pelican’. Pelican symbolically means colour, diversity, and extremely uplifting- a symbol of life and wisdom. Native American mythology who considered the Pelican a medicine bird. There is an ancient tale of a Pelican who becomes the world's first donor. “The symbolism of the mother pelican feeding her little baby pelicans is rooted in an ancient legend. The legend was that in time of famine, the mother pelican wounded herself, striking her breast with the beak to feed her young with her blood to prevent starvation. Another version of the legend was that the mother fed her dying young with her blood to revive them from death, but in turn lost her own life”
