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Accommodation wardens manage the day-to-day running of services like sheltered housing, hostels and student flats.

Advocacy workers help give people a voice in decisions about their health or social care.

Aid workers help people in overseas countries affected by human-made and natural disasters like wars, outbreaks of disease and earthquakes.

Art therapists help people express difficult thoughts and feelings through creative activities.

British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters help deaf and hearing people communicate with one another.

Careers advisers help people make decisions about their education, training and work options.

Care escorts travel with elderly people or people with disabilities to help them get to their appointments.

Care home managers lead and run residential homes for adults or children.

Care workers help vulnerable people manage their daily activities and live as independently as possible.

Childminders care for babies, toddlers and children in their own home, supporting their learning and development.

Child protection officers promote children's wellbeing and protect them from harm or abuse.

Clinical psychologists help people manage mental health issues, phobias and addiction.