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What's it like working for CAP?

There's a reason that we're the most consistent performers in the Sunday Times Best Not-for-profit to Work for Awards. In fact, there are several reasons - daily prayer times, flexible working to name just a few. But the biggest benefit is absolutely the opportunity to know that, every day, your poverty-busting work saves families, homes and even lives.

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About CAP

We can't stand poverty. No sir. And that's why we're on a non-stop mission to see 1,000 CAP projects in the UK. We won't stop and we won't back down because the next person we save is worth it. We do things with compassion, generosity, professionalism and a big helping of fun. Will you join us and show poverty who's boss?

We currently have the following roles available:

and many more... click here to see them all.

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How to apply

Our recruitment process isn't all about us – it's about you too! In the words of Lionel Ritchie (well, almost), 'Hello! Is it us you're looking for?'

Let's start with a little culture quiz to find out if this could be the start of something beautiful...

Take our culture quiz and see if CAP is right for you >>>

Got a burning desire to run, walk, bake, cycle, swim or fling yourself out of a plane? Why not do it for CAP?

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We're committed to doing everything with excellence so that it glorifies God. Our awards cabinet tells us we must be doing something right...

Latest news and blogs

Opt in to make change happen

The law is changing. And we need your help.

Blog | Friday, 23 March 2018

A house of prayer for everyone

There's a lot to be learned from the days in between Palm Sunday and Good Friday.

Blog | Thursday, 22 March 2018

CAP publishes latest client report: Bringing restoration to desolate homes

The report will be launched this evening at the House of Lords, with Archbishop Justin Welby speaking.

News | Wednesday, 21 March 2018

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