Quaker Service is a private company limited by guarantee, incorporated in Belfast in 2007. It operates in the UK under SIC 88990, covering social work activities without accommodation. The organisation is active in community-based social care, working with people who need support outside residential settings. Given the Quaker name, its approach likely reflects Quaker values of equality, peace and integrity, though the day-to-day services are not detailed in public records. As a non-profit, its income is reinvested into its work rather than distributed to shareholders. The company holds a Temporary Worker (Charity Worker) sponsor licence, rated A, which allows it to bring international staff to the UK on charity worker visas. This suggests that it hires from overseas, at least for specialist roles or where local recruitment is difficult. The scale of the organisation is not stated in the records, but most charities of this type operate with a small, core staff supported by volunteers. Its activities could include advice, advocacy, counselling, youth work or support for asylum seekers, all consistent with the broad SIC code, but specific programmes would be set out in its own literature. For applicants, the key point is that it is a legitimate, active sponsor within the social work sector, with a focus on hands-on community support.

Quaker Service is a private company limited by guarantee, incorporated in Belfast in 2007. It operates in the UK under SIC 88990, covering social work activities without accommodation. The organisation is active in community-based social care, working with people who need support outside residential settings. Given the Quaker name, its approach likely reflects Quaker values of equality, peace and integrity, though the day-to-day services are not detailed in public records. As a non-profit, its income is reinvested into its work rather than distributed to shareholders. The company holds a Temporary Worker (Charity Worker) sponsor licence, rated A, which allows it to bring international staff to the UK on charity worker visas. This suggests that it hires from overseas, at least for specialist roles or where local recruitment is difficult. The scale of the organisation is not stated in the records, but most charities of this type operate with a small, core staff supported by volunteers. Its activities could include advice, advocacy, counselling, youth work or support for asylum seekers, all consistent with the broad SIC code, but specific programmes would be set out in its own literature. For applicants, the key point is that it is a legitimate, active sponsor within the social work sector, with a focus on hands-on community support.