I have been the Administrator at Broadway Halls for 9 years and have over 20 years’ experience in this role within the care industry.

My role involves dealing with all the finances within the home and as such, this means having daily contact with families and residents, something which I love.

No two days are the same and being able to interact with our residents is an important part of the role. We have a fantastic team in the home which makes my role much more enjoyable.

My name is Claire and I have been the Admin Assistant here at Broadway Halls for 10 years and my role involves managing front of house and customer services. 

I enjoy meeting residents and their families and love showing people around our wonderful home so they get to see what Broadway Halls has to offer – which is pretty special.

I have worked at Broadway Halls since 2010.  My role within the home is Dementia Lead, which I am deeply passionate about.

I have worked within care for over since the 1990s, and came to Broadway as a Senior Carer, before deciding that I wanted to progress and became the home's Dementia Lead.

I am the Lead Nurse here at Broadway Halls. I have been here since 2010 and my passion for the job is just a strong as it was when I first started.

I qualified as a nurse in 1979 and have always loved working with the elderly. From a small child, I have only ever wanted to become a nurse, and I am so thrilled that I followed that path.

Within the home, I am more than happy to get stuck in with the social aspect and have joined others in charity walks, pantomimes and other special occasions.

Working in a care home is not just about nursing needs, but also providing mental stimulation, and being here certainly provides that!

My role involves supporting the nurses, ensuring the safety and well-being of the residents is always at the forefront of the home.

I wasn't entirely sure what career I wanted to take, but once I attended the CHAPS training programme, I knew exactly what I wanted to do. I enjoy my role and I am constantly learning every day!

I started at Broadway Halls many years ago, and have been progressing in my career throughout my. I began as a carer then trained to become a Senior and also a trainer within the home. 

My CHAPS role allows me to work closely alongside nurses and develop my clinical and management skills, and the role also adheres to many aspects of a registered nursing role.

I love my position and I am ready to continue learning and face any challenges that come my way!

I started at Broadway Halls as a kitchen assistant, and through training and determination, I have worked my way to the position of Head Chef.

Working in a care home as a chef, I have to think more about the eating needs and dietary requirements of the residents.

There are various textures of food, special diets, diabetics, vegetarians and so much more. It can be challenging, but I love it and have an amazing team to work with!

I am Head of Maintenance at Broadway Halls and can firmly say its a great place to work. Myself and my side kick Daniel, make sure all the technical and environmental work is carried out to ensure a safe and secure running home.

There is great rapport between staff  and everybody is willing to help out when ever they can, it really is one big team. Interacting with the residents is great and there is always laughter throughout the home. Its a fantastic place.