Our stories

Peace of mind

Moving into a care home can be daunting

Rest assured, our care team are here to make sure that making the move is as easy as possible for you and your loved one. If you still need reassurance, here are some stories from our residents, their families and our care team.

Belmont House Care Home on High Street in Starbeck were delighted to be approached by the Stray Ferret to feature in their article about clap for hero’s on a Thursday evening at 8pm. As always we were outside at 8pm clapping for our colleagues, NHS workers and key workers.

Clap for Key Workers

May 2020

Belmont House on High Street, Starbeck wanted to design a banner for the home. The activities team designed the banner and with help from the residents in Promenade Suite this was painted. We have concentrated on the colour blue to support the NHS.

Stay Home, Save Lives

May 2020

We wanted to say thank you to our amazing team at Buckingham House who come to work every day with a smile on their face.

Heroes' Welcome

May 2020

We were delighted to receive an email from one of our past resident's relatives to say they were thinking of us all at Ashfield Court and had arranged for a gift of biscuits and tea bags from Betty's Tea Rooms for all of the staff.

Betty's Tea Room Gift

May 2020

Here at Earsdon Grange we have been so delighted with all of the lovely community spirit and wanted to say thank you to let them know how much we appreciate them.

Community Spirit at Earsdon Grange

May 2020

Once again we were touched by the generosity of local people thinking of others in these troubled times.

Fee's food in Rock donated 60 slices of delicious homemade cake and our local charity Concern Wadebridge delivered a large selection of Easter eggs to Windmill Court Care Home.

Kind Donation to Windmill Court

April 2020