As part of Tristone’s Social Care Snapshot report, we spoke to Doreen Kelly, managing director of Beyond Limits – part of the Tristone business community – about her views on the market. Beyond Limits is an organisation that provides specialist care to adults with complex needs through bespoke supported living, allowing individuals to live independently. This not […]
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Tristone Healthcare has generated £4.8 million in social value in 2024, as revenue across the buy-and-build-and-hold investment group increases by 41%. In the last 12 months, Tristone Healthcare’s portfolio of businesses saw the value of social impact rise through the creation of jobs, training, improving the physical and mental wellbeing of its workforce, while contributing to local causes.
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Social care is a vast and complex sector, made up of both complementary and opposing parts. On the one hand, you have children’s social care that has been the subject of multiple independent reviews in recent years; on the other you have social care for the elderly – a healthcare system in need of fundamental
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Tristone Healthcare has featured in the E2E Job Creation 100 for 2024 – an exclusive list in collaboration with The Independent newspaper, which celebrates those companies that have had the highest absolute growth in jobs over the two most recent filing periods, with a percentage growth in staff above 25%. Tristone features at number 68 in
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At the heart of everything we do at Tristone is the group of individuals we support and care for. Creating powerful societal impact and positive change across our portfolio is an essential part of what we do. As such, our aim is to attract and invest in like-minded businesses that place the same emphasis on making
Amanda Owen has dedicated the last 40 years of her professional life to caring for children and young people – formerly as Children’s Matron at Colchester General Hospital, and head of nursing in the children’s A&E department at Whipps Cross University Hospital, before opening Seaside Care Homes with co-founder, Sarah Crow in 2008. Her love for the
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Until the votes have been cast, anything is possible. However, there’s a degree of inevitability about tomorrow’s General Election. Political mind games aside, Labour is expected to take charge on 4 July – by what margin, remains to be seen. The prospect of a change in government brings with it mixed emotions for a social
Profit has always been a contentious word in social care, particularly when it’s made by private sector providers backed by private equity investors. As Sir Martin Narey said in his 2016 report on children’s residential care, “the presence of the private sector in the children’s home market is a source of considerable suspicion and sometimes
Whether it’s inside or outside of work, it’s clear that Danielle loves nothing better than pulling up her sleeves and getting stuck into the job in hand. At home, it’s interiors and renovating old houses that keep her busy, gaining a reputation amongst family and friends for solving most DIY issues with a butter knife!
“All children should be able to live happy, rewarding, and fulfilling lives.” Truer words were never spoken. “Children’s social care can change lives for the better.” Again, I wholeheartedly agree. “We must innovate, learn and reform services to improve the outcomes of children, young people and families.” You can’t argue with Government rhetoric. However, on closer inspection there are
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