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I’m a Business Manager at Silverdale care home. I’m responsible for all aspects of the day-to-day operations within the home, ensuring that the quality of the services provided meet care standards.
This involves managing all the primary tasks and activities of the home; having a key role in determining whether standards of practice are being maintained; and continuously supporting and developing the staff team.
As part of its journey towards becoming a true ally to the LGBTQ+ community and receiving its Pride in Care accreditation, Borough Care is proud to have partnered with Stonewall, the charity which helps create transformative change in the lives of LGBTQ+ people in the UK.
My role is Senior Carer. I ensure the wellbeing of residents living with Dementia, making sure they are assisted with washing, dressing, and that they are comfortable. Each individual is treated with the utmost dignity and respect and we help to make every day the best it can be.
In October 2020, I started working on the Community Catalysts joint project with Borough Care. The principle of living ‘Life in Colour’ governs all the work the organisation does and this means that everyone in a Borough Care home should be enabled to live his or her best possible life, whatever their age, health or capabilities.
I am a Trainee Management Accountant, working as part of the Finance Team. I joined Borough Care in April 2020, so just over a year.
Borough Care has become the country’s largest residential care provider to receive a real living wage accreditation from the Real Living Wage Foundation, as part of its commitment to delivering a fair day’s pay for a hard day’s work.
Borough Care has partnered with charity Vegetarian for Life to expand its culinary offer for residents across its 12 homes. The partnership comes after research conducted by Borough Care amongst its residents revealed that many preferred to choose vegetarian options at mealtimes.
I’m writing to share an update to the guidance, which we have previously provided, on care home visiting.
