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Our story
We are dedicated to supporting adults across the UK 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. Covering every region of England and Wales, we take pride in being the preferred home care provider for thousands of families. Our compassionate carers consistently go the extra mile, ensuring that their customers receive the highest quality support. Witnessing the peace of mind that our ongoing care brings to families motivates us daily, reinforcing our passion for making a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.
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 thorough four-day training and assessment program equips every carer with essential knowledge, and we further enhance their expertise through regular refresher training. This 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.
Maxine Moar
Robert Booth
Phil Woolas
Christopher Walden
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.
Robert Booth
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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Copyrite House, 1 Levens Road, Hazel Grove, Cheshire
SK7 5DL