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Helping people make the most of their lives
ACCOMMODATION, CARE & SUPPORT, CARE HOMES
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Brunelcare are renowned as a provider of high quality housing, care and support for older people in the South West. For 70 years we have been at the forefront of developing ways for people to stay as independent as possible, creating great communities to live, work and enjoy being in.
Our services meet the needs of people, providing value for money, without compromising on quality: our award winning housing allows people to live independently in friendly and supportive communities; from getting ready for the day to help with the shopping we provide a variety of services that help people to stay living in their own homes; our purpose built care homes provide an attractive and comfortable environment for specialist nursing and dementia care.
We are widely recognised for our expertise and excellence in caring for people living with dementia and supporting their families, and our staff are passionate about what we do and strive to make a positive difference to peoples lives.
Latest News & Press Coverage
Brunelcare announced as a finalist in The Bristol Post Apprenticeship Awards
19/06/2013
Brunelcare have been selected as a finalist in The Bristol Post’s Apprenticeship Awards that look to recognise outstanding apprentices and businesses which help drive apprenticeships in the city.
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The finalists shortlisted for The Bristol Post’s Apprenticeship Awards have been announced
19/06/2013
Brunelcare have been selected as a finalist in The Bristol Post’s Apprenticeship Awards that look to recognise outstanding apprentices and businesses which help drive apprenticeships in the city.
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Arts project launched to help dementia sufferers
13/06/2013
Healthcare art consultancy, Willis Newson, has launched The Napkin Project at Saffron Gardens, aimed at people with dementia.
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Bristol charity steps in to buy retirement complex
12/06/2013
Two years of uncertainty have come to an end after a Bristol-based charity agreed to step in to buy a retirement complex in Downend.
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