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, who at the time were 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 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 either contact the Immacolata House.

My name is Anumol, a 34-year-old originally from India. I’m a teacher by profession and came to the UK for higher studies, where I completed an M.Ed. degree. Over the past four years, I’ve been working as a Senior Care Assistant at Immacolata House. I enjoy engaging residents through different activities including conversation, and have gained valuable experience, particularly in caring for individuals with dementia. My role has taught me how to handle challenging situations effectively, and I take pride and joy in my responsibilities every day.

My name is Siobhan, I am 27 years old and I started working at Immacolata House 7 years ago. I first started working here as a Care Assistant and after 3 years I then did my NVQ which lead me to progress to a Senior Care Assistant. After being a Senior Care Assistant for 3 years I was then privileged to of been able to progress again to a Care Supervisor.
Outside of work, I can be found that I spend a lot of my time with my family, partner and my two dogs. My hobbies include walking my dogs and going on days out with my family and weekends away with my partner.

My name is Lisa, 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 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 sectors for the homeless. I have worked in various different 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 love to welcome existing and new families to Immacolata.

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.

My name is Sneha, and I have been the Head of Care at Immacolata House for the last eight years. I have been a nurse for thirteen years, and my passion for the profession lies in making a positive impact on the lives of others through care. Outside of work, I cherish my time with my husband, our three daughters, and certainly, my close friends.