Celebrating life at Barchester

Brampton View passed a recent Care Quality Commission inspection with an overall “Good” rating after being praised for a responsive, safe, effective, caring and well-led service.

The CQC inspected the home on 2nd December 2025 the report was released on 13th February 2026 and rated the home, as “Good” overall.

The report stated that, “Brampton View Care Home provided safe, compassionate care by trained staff and committed leadership. There was a strong focus on safety. Staff promoted people’s safety and were understood their responsibilities in relation recognising and reporting safeguarding concerns. Systems for investigating and responding to accidents, incidents, complaints and safeguarding concerns had been strengthened. A positive culture and responsive approach to continuous learning were promoted across the service and supporting staff to embed good practice.”

The report went on to say “People received a consistently good standard of care. People and their relatives told us they felt safe with the staff who supported them and described the service as reliable, caring and respectful.”

Also highlighted in the report was “Care was person-centred, and people were involved in decisions about their care. People were supported to live healthier lives including meeting people’s dietary needs. Management and staff supported people to maintain their health and wellbeing and provided clear information in accessible formats. Staff listened to people and acted promptly to their questions or concerns.”

In celebration of the rating and to thank each member of the team for their contributions to the home, each team member was presented with £100 gift voucher in appreciation of their hard work.

Elina House, General Manager said: “We are delighted that Brampton View was rated ‘Good’ overall following the CQC’s most recent inspection. The team at Brampton View always strive to provide the best possible quality care for everyone who lives at the home.”

Residents were delighted to receive cuddles from a very fluffy guinea pig recently. The small visitor made a big impact, helping bring joy, calm moments and gentle interaction to their day.  

Research suggests animal visits can help lower blood pressure,  encourage gentle movement and reduce stress.  We are already looking forward to the next visit!

My name is Fatma(Fatos) Suleymanoglu and I am a UK-Surrey based Special Education Teacher, experienced Activity Coordinator and Reiki Master.

My professional journey began during my university years, where I combined my studies with hands-on work in activity organisation. Since 2013, I have been designing and delivering structured activity and educational programmes tailored to different age groups, with a strong focus on inclusion and individual needs.

As a Special Education Teacher, I am committed to supporting diverse learning abilities and creating safe, nurturing environments where every individual feels understood, respected and empowered. My approach is person-centred, compassionate and structured, ensuring meaningful engagement and emotional wellbeing.

In my role as an Activity Coordinator, I design creative and purposeful programmes that encourage confidence, social interaction and personal development. I believe well-planned activities can significantly enhance quality of life and emotional balance.

Alongside my professional work, I lead and support voluntary community projects focused on environmental awareness and mother–child initiatives. These experiences reflect my dedication to community connection and holistic wellbeing.

I also practise Reiki, promoting relaxation and emotional harmony. I have a strong passion for continuous learning and personal development, consistently seeking ways to grow both professionally and personally.

I am committed to delivering my work with care, integrity, professionalism and empathy.