Compassionate Living Solutions for All

Empowering Lives Through Supported Living

At Good Heart Homes, we specialise in supported living and residential care, providing tailored services for individuals with complex needs. Our commitment is to enhance quality of life.

Who Are We?

Our Specialties

We are committed to ensuring individuals with learning disabilities, autism, and other complex conditions receive the support they need in a nurturing environment.

Our Mission

Our mission reflects our commitment to being exceptional people who deliver exceptional care and support, positively impacting the lives of adults in supported living, residential, and mental health services. We believe that by investing in our team and resources, we can enhance the quality of life for every individual we serve, fostering an environment where they can thrive and achieve their fullest potential. Together, we are dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of others, guided by compassion and excellence in care.

Our Values

Our values are firmly embedded in everything we do, guiding our culture and the behaviours we expect from our people so we can consistently deliver exceptional care and support. Here is what H.E.A.R.T means to us:

• Helping: We will prioritise the needs of others and actively seek to assist.

• Empowering: We inspire and enable individuals to reach their full potential.

• Advancing: We strive for continuous improvement in all we do.

• Recovering: We support individuals in their journey to healing and renewal.

• Transforming: We catalyse positive impact and a better future.

Our Services

By organising our support into two specialist divisions, we focus on quality and continuously strive for improvement. Our dedication to continuous improvement and innovation ensures that we evolve alongside the needs of those we support, enabling us to provide the highest standard and quality of care.

Supported Living

Empowering individuals to live independently in their own homes with tailored support in the community.

Residential Care

Providing 24/7 specialist support for adults with complex conditions.

How to get started

You didn’t come this far to stop. Take the next step and count on us to provide the compassionate support and tailored solutions you deserve.

Speak to our team

We invite you to reach out to our dedicated team of experts to talk through your options. Simply call us at 0161 456 0011.

Your local Good Heart Homes agent will visit you to learn about your requirements and discuss the type of care you need

We will collaborate with you to develop a bespoke care plan tailored specifically to your needs, preferences, lifestyle and goals.

Free home care assessment

Personalised support package

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Get to know us

We are dedicated to supporting adults in maintaining their independence and enjoying the comfort of their own homes. Our commitment to home care goes beyond just providing assistance; we recognise the profound impact it has on families, giving them an extra lease on life and making a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.

Our story

People and culture

At Good Heart Homes, we prioritise kindness and compassion in our carer selection process, ensuring that each member of our team possesses a genuine desire to help others. You can trust that your carer will not only align with your personality but also possess the appropriate skills tailored to your needs, promoting your overall well-being. Our commitment to ongoing development ensures that you always receive the highest standard of care from a qualified professional who truly cares about your happiness and health. Your comfort and support are our top priorities.

Our Executive Leadership Team

Maxine Moar

Maxine Moar has played an instrumental role in shaping community cohesion policies at both local and national levels for over two decades. Her prominence was notably established following the riots in Oldham and other northern areas in 2001, where her dedication to fostering understanding and collaboration within communities shone through. With 25 years of extensive experience in youth and community development, she has collaborated with local voluntary agencies, Greater Manchester Police, and local authorities. Her pivotal contributions to the Ritchie report on the riots highlighted her expertise, leading her to serve as a key advisor to Baroness Newlove, various ministers, and home secretaries. Additionally, her involvement with the Department for Communities and Local Government, alongside numerous community initiatives across the UK, showcases her commitment to building resilient, united communities that thrive on diversity and cooperation.

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Robert Booth

In 2014 development opportunities were considered and work commenced to establish viable development sites and business partners. In 2016 a site was purchased in Bramhall to develop nine high end apartments for sale on the open market. The development was completed in February 2019.
I currently own the former Crimble Hall site in Bamford and hope to receive planning for the reinstatement of the former hall into a dwelling together with the construction of seven detached houses sited within the grounds of the Hall.
I have options on various other sites that are currently under the planning procurement process.
In 2015 iQ Projects Ltd was formed. To service the property developments and to establish a working relationship with known Clients.
iQ Projects Ltd are currently acting as the main contractor on three sites and has developed strong relationships with preferred development partners.

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Chris Walden

As an experienced entrepreneur, I have founded and managed businesses across a diverse array of sectors, including automotive, property management, waste reclamation, security, investigation, and debt collection. My journey has equipped me with a strong network of global contacts, all while fueling my passion for business development and mentorship.

I thrive on enriching lives and businesses through strategic planning and visionary leadership. By leveraging my multifaceted experience, I aim to create innovative solutions that drive growth and enhance operational efficiency. My commitment to fostering relationships and nurturing talent within my teams supports my belief in collaborative success, ultimately leading to a positive impact within the communities I serve.

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Phil Woolas

Phil Woolas is a notable British politician and businessman hailing from London and Manchester. He first gained public recognition in 1984 when he served as the president of the United Kingdom National Union of Students, where he spearheaded a high-profile campaign opposing Margaret Thatcher's policies on student loans and tuition fees. Following this, he worked briefly for George Galloway at the charity War on Want before transitioning to Television South, where he initially served as a politics researcher under Greg Dyke. Phil then advanced to become one of the company's investigative journalists. In 1988, he joined the BBC Newsnight team, marking a significant milestone as the corporation's first television producer in Parliament. After two years as the politics producer at the BBC, he was subsequently recruited by ITN, further shaping his impactful career in political journalism.

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