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Chaplain at MHA Hampton Lodge launches pub club for male and female residents

Watford fan living at MHA Riverview Lodge goes on a visit to Vicarage Road as part of Seize the Day experience.

MHA The Willows celebrates 31st birthday with afternoon tea and Music Therapy session

Carl Allum’s 15-year anniversary at MHA Westbury Grange is a wonderful milestone, and his perspective on caregiving is inspiring. His advice to “treat each person as an individual and not the task or the diagnosis” really highlights the importance of compassion and personalized care in the field. It’s clear that Carl truly values the residents and his colleagues, and the atmosphere at MHA Westbury Grange seems to reflect his positive influence.

The surprise celebration with staff, residents, and families singing congratulations is such a heartwarming touch. It’s easy to see why Carl’s calm and gentle approach is so appreciated by everyone around him.

His recommendation for those considering a career in care is also valuable. The ability to laugh and cry with residents, along with empathy and humor, seems to be at the heart of what makes someone truly great in this field. It must be so rewarding to make such a difference in the lives of the people he cares for.

“Treat each person as an individual and not the task or the diagnosis” says care assistant who celebrates 15-year work anniversary at MHA Westbury Grange

Latest articles

Chaplain at MHA Hampton Lodge launches pub club for male and female residents

Watford fan living at MHA Riverview Lodge goes on a visit to Vicarage Road as part of Seize the Day experience.

MHA The Willows celebrates 31st birthday with afternoon tea and Music Therapy session