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Today, 14 September 2021, the Government announced their Covid-19 Winter Plan which outlines the government's plan for managing COVID-19 through the coming autumn and winter months.
Our Chief Executive Sam Monaghan commented: "The ...
A resident at MHA Queenswood care home in Beeston, Nottingham has been busy putting her knitting skills to good use by creating items for ...
Residents living in Methodist Homes (MHA) retirement living schemes can be safe in the knowledge that all schemes registered to provide care have been judged to be ‘good’, ‘outstanding’ or equivalent by independent ...
The influential Public Accounts Committee has produced a report on the adult social care market, saying that the system is underfunded, unclear and urgently ...
As the UK’s largest charity care provider, we enable people to live later life well. For over 75 years, we’ve been proud to deliver some of the highest quality care, accommodation and support services for older people throughout the UK.
We have ...
Research released today (10 May) shows over two thirds (69%)of people say that social care should be a top priority for the Government with almost half (43%) believing the Government doesn’t care about the needs of older people.
MHA marks National Day of Reflection 23 March 2021 with a short Zoom service conducted by our Director of Chaplaincy & Spirituality, Rev Chris Swift, taking part in the national minute's silence at 12noon.
The pandemic has touched each ...
MHA is delighted to announce it is part of an exciting new music project aimed at bringing generations together.
Fidget blankets or quilts offer comfort for our residents living with dementia and are laptop-sized, providing sensory and tactile stimulation for an individual.
Our talented teams at MHA have been creating fidget ...
6 November 2020
Update on care home visiting in England from Sam Monaghan, Chief Executive
You will no doubt be aware that the Government has now published its guidance for visiting care homes and I am pleased that it ...
We are running free interactive webinars for people supporting a family member or friend with dementia who is living in the community, a retirement living community or in a care home.
The session lasts 1.5 hours and has been ...
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