Weald Hall Care Home

Lisa Brown has worked within the care sector for 16 years and has been part of the team at Weald Hall for the past 5 years. She began her journey as a Senior Carer, progressed to Head of Care, and now serves as the Manager. For Lisa, this role is more than just a job, it’s her passion and her way of life.

She is currently studying for her Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Adult Care.

Yash Patel has been working as a Senior Carer at Weald Hall since 2023 and has since progressed to the role of Team Leader. This position has given him the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the residents. Yash is proud to be part of a team that values compassion, respect, and dedication.

Jayne has worked at Weald Hall for the past nine and a half years as an Administrator. Her main responsibilities include managing staff inductions, supporting the manager, and ensuring the smooth running of daily operations. She particularly enjoys being front of house, where she welcomes families and visitors and helps create a warm, friendly atmosphere.

Jayne holds an NVQ in Business Administration and has developed strong customer service skills throughout her career.

Gurvinder Singh began working at Weald Hall in 2023 and has gained valuable knowledge and experience from the senior members of the team. In his role, he is responsible for leading and overseeing the care team, ensuring that high-quality, person-centred care is consistently delivered. Gurvinder works alongside his team on the floor, offering support and guidance. His focus is always on providing the best possible care for the residents and maintaining a supportive, compassionate environment.

Charlie has been at Weald Hall for four years, starting as a carer before joining the Lifestyle Team, where she has worked for the past three years. She is incredibly passionate about her role and describes it as the best job in the world. Charlie is dedicated to leading the team and creating meaningful, fulfilling activities that enhance the lives of the residents. For Charlie, Weald Hall is much more than a workplace; it’s a family she loves dearly.

Amanda has worked at Weald Hall for 9 years and has taken on various roles within the company. She has gained experience as a Care Assistant and Domestic Assistant, and she now holds the position of Housekeeper.

Komal has been working at Weald Hall since March 2020 and now serves as the cook. She has a true passion for cooking and enjoys experimenting with different herbs and spices to make each meal extra special. Komal takes great pride in ensuring everyone is well looked after and feels cared for through her food.

Fiona has over 30 years of experience working within the healthcare sector and is a Registered Nurse, remaining active on the NMC register. Her management career started as a charge nurse and then as a ward manager within the NHS, working in wards specialising in care for older adults enduring mental health conditions and dementia.

For the last 15 years, Fiona has worked in the Care Home Sector, taking on various Management roles, including Registered Manager, Regional Support Manager, Clinical and Quality Manager, Compliance Consultant and Operations Manager.

Remaining very hands-on clinically, she is passionate about supporting our management teams to deliver exceptional person-centred care, ensuring all individuals can maintain their independence and enjoy the excellent quality of life our care homes offer.

Louise is the Operations Manager at Premium Care Group Ltd, bringing over 20 years of experience in health and social care. Her career began as a domiciliary carer while raising her young children, originally seeking flexible work, she quickly discovered a deep passion for making a meaningful difference in people’s lives. Since then, she has never looked back.

Throughout her career, Louise has held a variety of roles across the sector, each building on the last and shaping her strong understanding of what good care truly looks like. Her journey has led her to her current role, where she oversees multiple care homes, supports managers, and ensures the highest standards of quality, compliance, and person-centred care.

Louise is passionate about fostering environments where both residents and staff feel genuinely supported. She leads with integrity, remains hands-on when needed, and is deeply committed to staying connected to the people behind the work. Supporting others to succeed and feel valued is at the heart of everything she does.

She is proud to be part of Premium Care Group, working alongside an exceptional team that shares a common goal: delivering an outstanding experience for both residents and staff.

In July 2025, I was honoured to become the Group Lifestyle Manager for Premium Care Group, where I oversee and develop lifestyle programmes across all our care homes to enhance residents’ wellbeing and quality of life.

Before this, I was a Care Manager at Weald Hall, having started my career there as a care assistant. I quickly built strong relationships with residents and the care team. My passion has always been to make a genuine difference, caring for every resident as if they were part of my own family.

At Premium Care Group, we are committed to providing excellent, individualised care that promotes independence and enables residents to live their lives to the fullest. I look forward to continuing to create welcoming, engaging environments where family, friends, and our residents feel at home.

As Customer Liaison Manager, I support families in one of the most important decisions they’ll ever make, finding the right home for their loved ones. I guide and support each care enquiry with compassion and professionalism, ensuring every family feels heard, informed, and confident in their choices.

In addition to my work with families, I also oversee our marketing and advertising, helping to showcase the heart of our homes and the care we provide. I’m a people person at heart, and I’m proud to be part of a business that shares my core belief: life does not end with a dementia diagnosis. Our homes are places to continue living with dignity, joy, and purpose.

Dedicated and deeply passionate, I’m here to help, no question is ever too much.

With 28 years of experience in the care sector, Kate has held a wide range of roles, from domiciliary care to Deputy Care Manager. Most recently, she served as an Administrator, bringing extensive knowledge, dedication, and vital support to her team. Her deep-rooted passion for elderly care shines through in everything she does, and she thrives at the heart of the home, staying closely connected with both staff and residents.

Kate has a particular passion for community engagement. She loves meeting new people, building meaningful relationships, and making a genuine difference in the lives of others. She takes great pride in supporting other homes across the Premium Care Group and is always willing to contribute wherever she can.

Now serving as the Group Community Engagement Manager for Premium Care Group, a role she is immensely proud of, Kate continues to champion connection, compassion, and community across the organisation.

Outside of work, Kate enjoys spending time with her horses and her beloved dog, Selly. A devoted family person, she cherishes quality time outdoors with her two children, Josh and Daisy, and her loved ones.

Daisy is an 11-year-old community champion who has been visiting The Anchorage care home since she was a toddler. A few years ago, she created Through the Eyes of a Child, a heartfelt initiative designed to capture children’s honest reflections on their experiences of visiting the care home, helping staff and residents see the environment through a child’s perspective.

What began as a simple idea has grown into a meaningful programme that fosters intergenerational connections. Daisy encourages children from local schools to visit the home, building friendships with residents and taking part in activities, events, and outings. She has also developed feedback forms to ensure children’s voices are heard and valued.

Over the past year, Daisy’s compassion and dedication have been widely recognised. She has received a Champions of Care Special Recognition Award from Person Centred Software, the Community Cup from her school for her empathy and service, and the Saxon Weald Local Community Youth Winner Award for her outstanding contribution to the care home and wider community. She is also due to join the PDCCA Volunteer Friends Scheme in the New Year.

Now beginning to share Through the Eyes of a Child with other care homes across the group, Daisy continues to lead with kindness, empathy, and maturity beyond her years, proving that age is no barrier to making a meaningful difference.