Immacolata House

Sue was born in the West Midlands, in 1977 she moved to Gloucestershire and started a career in Catering Management. In 1989, after moving back to Birmingham, Sue started her Nursing career, first as a student nurse then moving to her first post on a stroke ward. Sue continued to work in various nursing roles.

An opportunity then arose to manage a home, which at the time was a small company in Taunton, Somerset. Sue managed the home for 10 years. Her next move involved turning failing homes around and building their reputations, a position she held for over 6 years.

In 2015, Sue joined Notaro Homes; her reason was that she viewed the company as small enough to be personal, yet large enough to be effective and combined with an excellent local reputation. Sue has had a keen interest in Dementia care since 2009, which she continues to develop. She also holds a teaching qualification and enjoys mentoring students both pre- and post-registration.

In her spare time, Sue lives on a smallholding of 5 Acres where she has sheep, ducks, chickens, geese and 6 dogs. She is also an assured breeder of West Highland Whites with the Kennel Club under the kennel name Alansus. Other hobbies and interests are travel, cooking, reading, walking and horse racing.

If you would like to contact Sue, please contact the Immacolata House.

I have proudly worked at Immacolata House for the past nine years, beginning my journey as a Registered Nurse and progressing to my current role as Deputy Manager. My career here has been deeply fulfilling, both professionally and personally as it’s meaningful and rewarding. Spending quality time with my family—especially my two boys—is one of my greatest joys.

Sneha has been the Head of Care at Immacolata House for the past eight years. She has worked as a nurse for thirteen years and is passionate about making a positive impact on people’s lives through high-quality, compassionate care. Her experience and dedication play a key role in maintaining the standards of care at Immacolata House.

My name is Anumol Ravi, and I have been working as a Senior Carer at Immacolata House since 2021. Whilst living in India, I graduated as a teacher of Social Science before coming to England. I taught education for a year before changing careers to become a carer. I take great pride in my role and truly enjoy my duties. I am committed to carrying out my responsibilities with dedication, compassion, and professionalism. Supporting and caring for residents is very important to me, and I always strive to provide the best possible care.

In my free time, I spend time with my husband and 3 children, enjoying activities. I enjoy teaching my children and helping to assist my husband cook.

My name is Lisa, and I was born and raised in Somerset. I have worked at Immacolata House for the last 11 years. I joined the home as a domestic but went on to be a care assistant, senior care assistant, care supervisor and my most recent role of assistant practitioner.

Outside of work, I am mostly found spending time with my husband, 2 daughters and dog. My hobbies include cooking and long dog walks.

I’m Paul, and I’ve been a Senior Maintenance at Immacolata House for 2 years. Overall, I have worked in maintenance roles within the care sector for 5 years, along with over 20 years in the leisure and housing sectors. I moved to Somerset from Kent 8 years ago, but I go back regularly to visit family.

My name is Julie, and I’ve been an Administrator at Immacolata House for just over a year. I have worked in admin roles within the care sector for 4 years, along with over 25 years in the housing sector for the homeless. I have worked in various sectors, but found that my passion is within care. The role is varied, and I enjoy helping everyone within the home and those who visit their loved ones. I am the first person that people see when they arrive, and I love to welcome existing and new families to Immacolata.

My name is Siju, and I have worked at Immacolata House for the last 4 years. I was previously a Care Supervisor, and then 2 years ago, I became a Registered Nurse. I love working within the care sector.

I have recently relocated to Somerset from the North-East of England to be with my partner.

I have worked in health and social care in various roles throughout my working life. I am passionate about making a difference to those living with dementia and supporting their families by ensuring that they receive person-centred and optimum care.

On a personal note, my passion is travel and holiday at every opportunity, whether it be weekends away exploring my new home or further afield to Europe. I particularly enjoy Italy. My family are still in the North and therefore travels to see them all, including my 6 grandchildren, on a regular basis.

My name is Sue, and I am the Head Chef. I have had my own businesses for the last 25 years in hospitality, mainly as a Head Chef, and I enjoy cooking; it's one of my passions at home or at work. I especially love cooking for our wonderful residents.