The Eric Liddell Community

What is The Eric Liddell Community?

The Eric Liddell Community is an Edinburgh-based charity founded in 1980, named after the legendary Scottish Olympic champion and missionary Eric Liddell. The organisation provides vital community care services including dementia support, wellbeing programmes, and social activities for local residents.

As a nonprofit with approximately 27 employees, the charity serves the Edinburgh community through a range of care and support services, helping people maintain independence, build social connections, and improve their overall wellbeing.

Where will I work?

The Eric Liddell Community is based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. As a community care organisation, roles are primarily on-site, delivering services directly to the people they support. The Edinburgh location provides a vibrant setting for meaningful, community-focused work.

What is the team like?

With approximately 27 employees, The Eric Liddell Community is a small, passionate team of care professionals, support workers, and administrative staff united by a shared commitment to improving lives in their local community. The team culture reflects the values of their namesake: dedication, integrity, and service to others.

Work-Life Balance

The Eric Liddell Community offers flexible working hours with an optional 4-day working pattern available. While the standard working week is 40 hours, the organisation recognises the importance of work-life balance and provides flexibility for staff to arrange their schedules. This is particularly progressive for the community care sector.

Perks and Benefits

• Optional 4-day working available
• Flexible working hours
• Healthcare benefits
• Professional development opportunities
• Meaningful community-focused work