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Madeira Lodge Care Home Offers Training and Opportunities to Younger Generation

Madeira Lodge Care Home in New Romney is taking a proactive approach to nurturing the next generation of healthcare professionals by welcoming 18-year-old Holly Shepard from Canterbury College.

As a student of Health and Social Care, Holly is gaining valuable work experience and receiving training opportunities at the care home, bringing a fresh outlook to the team. Madeira Lodge Care Home is committed to providing young people with opportunities to develop their skills and knowledge in the healthcare sector, and Holly is a shining example of the success of this approach.

As part of her placement, she is receiving mentoring from Adele Grant, the care home’s Activities Coordinator, who is helping her develop her skills and knowledge in caring for older people to fulfil her ambitions of one day becoming a care home manager.

Passionate about helping others Holly and has always been interested in a career in health and social care. Under Adele’s guidance, Holly is learning how to communicate effectively with older people, how to provide personal care with dignity and respect, and how to create engaging activities that enhance the residents’ wellbeing.

“I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work at Madeira Lodge Care Home and learn from Adele,” said Holly. “It’s been a fantastic experience so far, and I feel like I am learning so much every day. I am grateful for the chance to gain practical experience and develop my skills in caring for older people.”

Madeira Lodge Care Home is passionate about helping young people like Holly gain practical experience and develop their skills in caring for older people. The home believes that mentoring is an essential part of the learning process and is committed to providing Holly with the support and guidance she needs to succeed in her future career.

Gaynor Rhead, Madeira Lodge Interim Manager says: “We are delighted to have Holly as part of our team and to be able to provide her with the opportunity to gain practical experience in health and social care. We believe that mentoring is a vital component of the learning process, and we are committed to providing Holly with the support and guidance she needs to develop her skills and knowledge.”

Holly has impressed the staff at Madeira Lodge Care Home with her dedication and passion for caring for older people. She has applied for a job as a carer at the care home and is eager to continue her work with the residents.

“We believe Holly would be a valuable addition to the care home’s team. Madeira Lodge Care Home is currently reviewing Holly’s application and is excited about the possibility of having her as part of their care team.” Said Gaynor.

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