Refer A Friend

Share the Love. Earn a Reward.

When you introduce someone great to Blue Heart, we’ll thank you with up to £250 once they start working with us.

Whether it’s a nurse, a support worker, a teacher or a manager — if you know someone who would be a brilliant fit for our teams or our clients, send them our way. Helping someone take the next step in their career should feel good… and now it comes with a bonus too.

What You Can Earn

Specialist & Registered Nurses (RGN, RMN, RNLD etc.) £250 Referral Reward
Teaching Assistants (TA), Learning Support Assistants (LSA) £50 Referral Reward
Support Workers / SEN Support Workers / Healthcare Assistants £50 Referral Reward

Referral Scheme

Terms & Conditions (Blue Heart Residential)

  • All referrals must be submitted through the official referral form on our website.
  • You must have the consent of the individual you are referring before sharing their details with us.
  • To qualify for a reward, you must be registered and actively working with Blue Heart Residential.
  • Referred candidates must complete 200 hours of temporary work or 12 weeks in a permanent role before a reward can be issued.
  • For nurse referrals eligible for the £250 reward, the candidate must complete 400 hours of temporary work.
  • The person you refer must not already be registered with Blue Heart Residential.
  • Rewards are issued as e-vouchers only; no cash alternatives are available.
  • Only one reward can be issued per referral.
  • If two people refer the same candidate, the reward will go to whoever submitted the referral first.

If you have any questions, please contact your Blue Heart consultant — we’re happy to help.

Ready To Refer Someone Brilliant?

It takes less than a minute to refer — and when they’re placed into work, you’ll receive your reward as a thank you for helping grow the Blue Heart community.

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