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The first-ever Stow’s Got Talent brought colleagues together from across the organisation to showcase their incredible talents. From singing and dancing to instrumental performances, the event was a wonderful celebration of creativity, confidence and community.
Michael brings more than 25 years of experience in the health and social care sector and has dedicated his career to delivering high-quality, person-centred care.
We are delighted to welcome Christine Da Silva as the new Home Manager at Stowlangtoft Hall.
Stowlangtoft Hall was filled with celebration as residents, relatives, staff and guests came together to mark the official reopening of the home’s beautiful Orangery. With music, refreshments, iced teas and a ribbon-cutting by Maisie, the home’s longest-standing resident, it was a wonderful afternoon celebrating the return of a much-loved space for residents and their families to enjoy.
At Halstead Hall, dementia support is woven into daily life through thoughtful activities that spark memories, encourage conversation and build confidence. From familiar sayings and word games to sensory activities, these small moments help residents feel connected, involved and valued.
At Stow Healthcare, we see every day how meaningful connection, familiar routines and moments of comfort can make a real difference to those living with dementia. One beautiful example of this is the special bond many of our residents share with animals. Across our homes, animals play a much-loved role in daily life.
This International Nurses Day, Stow Healthcare is proud to celebrate the dedication, resilience and achievements of its extraordinary nurses, including Ford Place in Thetford’s Deputy Manager, Jenna Bowley, who has recently completed her Adult Nursing Degree while working full-time.
This International Nurses Day, Stow Healthcare is proud to celebrate the dedication, resilience and achievements of its extraordinary nurses, including Ford Place in Thetford’s Deputy Manager, Jenna Bowley, who has recently completed her Adult Nursing Degree while working full-time.
Horkesley Manor was delighted to welcome residents, relatives, friends and members of the local community to its recent open day, offering visitors the chance to see the home, meet the team and enjoy a relaxed afternoon together.
Jamie Steele joins Weavers Grange as Home Manager, bringing 18 years of experience in healthcare and a passion for compassionate, person-centred care. With a strong clinical background and a focus on getting to know residents, families and the team, Jamie is dedicated to creating a supportive environment where everyone feels valued and at home.
The first-ever Stow’s Got Talent brought colleagues together from across the organisation to showcase their incredible talents. From singing and dancing to instrumental performances, the event was a wonderful celebration of creativity, confidence and community.
Michael brings more than 25 years of experience in the health and social care sector and has dedicated his career to delivering high-quality, person-centred care.
We are delighted to welcome Christine Da Silva as the new Home Manager at Stowlangtoft Hall.
Stowlangtoft Hall was filled with celebration as residents, relatives, staff and guests came together to mark the official reopening of the home’s beautiful Orangery. With music, refreshments, iced teas and a ribbon-cutting by Maisie, the home’s longest-standing resident, it was a wonderful afternoon celebrating the return of a much-loved space for residents and their families to enjoy.
At Halstead Hall, dementia support is woven into daily life through thoughtful activities that spark memories, encourage conversation and build confidence. From familiar sayings and word games to sensory activities, these small moments help residents feel connected, involved and valued.
At Stow Healthcare, we see every day how meaningful connection, familiar routines and moments of comfort can make a real difference to those living with dementia. One beautiful example of this is the special bond many of our residents share with animals. Across our homes, animals play a much-loved role in daily life.
We believe our residents deserve the very best care in a welcoming, well-equipped, and safe environment that truly feels like home.
