Noble Grange based in Nuneaton, Warwickshire has been recognised for its outstanding food hygiene standards. The home was awarded a 5 star rating by Environmental Health after a rigorous inspection of food hygiene standards. The Environmental Health Officer (EHO) awarded the home the highest achievement due to it demonstrating a ‘high standard of compliance with statutory obligations and…
NobleCare has been awarded a three year supported living contract by Warwickshire County Council in a tightly contested tender process. Kam Takhar, director of NobleCare, said: “With the bar set so high nowadays in terms of the quality of service and value for money you have to offer we are delighted to have been successful…
A joint team of NobleCare managers and service users have partnered with the Worcestershire training provider Train2Succeed to offer students an insight into the care of people with learning disabilities. Throughout 2014 the team have provided training sessions on a “day in the life of a learning disability service” and “key attitudes and beliefs for…
A care home in Nuneaton which looks after young people with learning disabilities has won second prize in a national award. NobleCare’s newest care home, located in Nuneaton has been awarded second prize in the Pinders National Healthcare Design Awards. Noble Grange, a purpose built autism service, has been recognised at an awards ceremony held…
A NEW care home for people with autism is scheduled to open in the summer. With the backing of NHS Warwickshire and Warwickshire County Council, Noble Care will be opening the purpose built development to support the care needs of local people. The new home will be based in Webb Street, Stockingford. Dr Gurpreet Takhar,…
Zoolab’s animal handling experts held a workshop for our Evesham services in December. If you like Spiders, Frogs, Snakes and other small jungle animals then you would have enjoyed the experience of holding and stroking some of these creatures with the service users. Some people couldn’t wait to get hands on the animals while others…
Back by popular demand the Lime Street allotment and gardening Project has restarted in Spring 2014. The service users are poised to start digging soon! So successful was last years project that we are doing it again. It proved so popular that we have had to expand the vegetable patch and the local market has…
On 8th of January we were pleased to welcome the CQC for their periodic scheduled inspection of our service at Raymond Avenue. The inspector spent time reviewing documentation, interviewing staff and meeting with people that use service. At the conclusion of the inspection we were delighted to have received a fully compliant report once again.