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From One Island To Another – A Move Across The World To Progress With Caring Homes: By Nigel Thomas My name is Nigel Thomas, and I am from the beautiful Island of Saint Lucia. Back home, I worked as an orderly / carer at the Owen King European Union Hospital. It’s a large, modern hospital and I looked after patients of all ages with various health issues, always doing my utmost to make them feel comfortable.....
First impressions and an exceptional onboarding journey are crucial when starting any new role. It's wonderful to see such positive feedback from our new team members.
Laverstock Team Rises To The Challenge Of An Emergency Evacuation Last month, the team at Laverstock Care Centre was required to spring into action when a major gas leak occurred nearby. The sudden gas leak led to an emergency visit to the home from the Dorset and Wiltshire Fire Service. As Laverstock fell within the 80 metre cordon set up around the area most at risk, the fire service ordered a complete and immediate evacuation of staff and residents while emergency responders assessed the situation......
What a fantastic picture for your first photo in the UK! Welcome to the Caring Homes family Lethabo <3 #careassistant #overseas #welcome
Caring Homes Group Launches Dementia Hub To Share Information And Inspiration Caring Homes Group are proud to announce the launch of our new Dementia Hub - an online content hub which shares knowledge and insight gained from 30 years’ experience as a leading national care provider. The Dementia Hub launched to coincide with Dementia Action Week (13th-19th May) - an annual campaign that brings people together under a unified theme to raise awareness and act on dementia.....
Celebrating 60 Years Of Marriage At A Sparkling Event The team and residents at Brooklyn House Care Home in Attleborough shared a magical day on April 4th, celebrating the Diamond Wedding Anniversary of much loved resident couple Ann and Roger. Married in the village of New Buckenham in 1964, the couple have always lived in Norfolk, and moved into Brooklyn House last August........
From Jamaica To The Orchard – An Opportunity To Thrive in St Albans We mark National Careers Week by sharing a special story from Registered Nurse, Lisa Wisdom-Green, who recently achieved settlement in the UK – five years after relocating from Jamaica to take up a nursing position at The Orchard Nursing Home in St Albans....
A Chef’s Journey From The Corporate World To A Caring Home As part of National Careers week, we’re sharing stories from our team about their journey at Caring Homes. Graham Hogg explains how he came to join us, and why his role as Sous Chef at The Manor is the perfect fit. Being A Chef Felt Right For Me “I was born and raised in Edinburgh and like many kids, sport was more important to me than school when I was growing up! I enjoyed the physical challenge and the camaraderie of rugby, then I became interested in judo and loved it – I even ended up representing the UK when I was 17. Alongside sport, I looked for a job that suited my skillset. I’ve always been a hard worker and really get stuck into things I’m passionate about, so when I found a part-time role in a kitchen while still at school, it felt right for me. I left school at 16 and worked full time in kitchens, learning my trade as a chef. It was typically hard graft, but I was young and keen to earn my stripes. By the time I was 26 I’d been appointed Sous Chef for the Principal Hayley Group in their beautiful hotel, The George, in Edinburgh. Although I worked in the main restaurant and covered all sections in the kitchen, my main responsibility was running the banqueting kitchen. Weddings and large events were my day-to-day focus, which meant long hours planning and delivering menus for special occasions which had to be perfectly executed!.....
We are delighted to announce that the Caring Homes Group has joined Hospitality and Universities United (HUU), with our Group Hospitality Manager, Ben Frizell, selected to become one of the organisation’s specialist ambassadors. As we mark National Careers Week, Catherine Martin, Head of Talent & Development, feels that this is an opportunity to change the perception of working in hospitality within the care sector: “Generally speaking, preconceptions about working in the care industry mean that it’s rarely on the radar when compared with the relative credibility and desirability of hotels, restaurants, bars and pubs around the UK. Anyone seeking a future in hospitality has a huge range of options to choose from, and the lack of mainstream information about hospitality within the care sector makes it far less visible as a career option. Working with HUU to bring the positives to light and show that we offer both variety and defined career paths, will really help.”....
