Ashley provides strong leadership in dementia care, guiding staff to deliver person-centred support with dignity, compassion, and respect. She oversees the development of Churchview’s dementia strategy, drives good practice across the home, and helps strengthen links with local dementia initiatives to enhance resident wellbeing.

Mo brings both compassion and expertise to dementia care. He supports staff to provide person-centred care that treats residents living with dementia with dignity, understanding, and respect. He is also leading the development of Churchview’s dementia strategy and working with local dementia initiatives to strengthen support.

Yuvaraj plays a vital role in ensuring safe moving and handling practices across the care team. As Moving & Handling Champion, he provides expertise in the correct use of equipment, ergonomic techniques, and mobility support strategies. Yuvaraj trains staff to protect both residents and carers from injury, while promoting dignity, comfort, and independence. His role also involves assessing residents’ mobility needs and supporting care plans that maximise safety and wellbeing. By leading on best practice, Yuvaraj helps maintain high standards of care while fostering a safe working environment for staff.

Jhaycee leads infection prevention and control across the home, ensuring the team follows the latest guidelines to maintain a safe environment for residents, staff, and visitors. As Infection Control Champion, he provides training on hygiene, PPE, cleaning, and outbreak management, while monitoring compliance and driving improvements. His leadership helps uphold high standards of safety and care.

Jane leads on wound care and prevention, supporting staff with early detection, treatment, and monitoring. As Wound Care Champion, she provides training on best practices, ensuring residents receive safe, effective, and dignified care.

Priyadarshini leads emergency preparedness as Basic Life Support Champion, ensuring staff are confident and skilled in responding to critical situations. She delivers training on resuscitation, equipment use, and emergency response, promoting a culture of readiness and safety.

Marites is dedicated to supporting residents living with diabetes through expert care, monitoring, and education. As Diabetes Champion, she leads staff training on blood glucose monitoring, medication, diet, and early recognition of complications. Her proactive approach ensures safe, compassionate, and evidence-based diabetes care.

Manisha leads on wound care and prevention, supporting staff with early detection, treatment, and monitoring. As Wound Care Champion, she provides training on best practices, ensuring residents receive safe, effective, and dignified care.

Meena leads safeguarding practices within the team, ensuring that residents are always protected from harm and abuse. As Safeguarding Champion, she promotes awareness of safeguarding procedures, reporting pathways, and the responsibilities of all staff members in recognising and acting on concerns. She provides training and guidance to ensure staff understand how to maintain vigilance and respond appropriately to any risks. Meena works to create a culture of openness, transparency, and accountability, ensuring that the safety and wellbeing of residents is always prioritised. Her leadership reinforces the duty of care owed to every individual.

Rohit advocates for residents’ rights and decision-making under the Mental Capacity Act. As Mental Capacity Champion, he supports staff in applying the principles of the Act, ensuring that residents are empowered to make their own choices wherever possible. Rohit provides guidance on assessments, consent, and best interest decision-making, ensuring that staff act lawfully and ethically. His role also involves promoting awareness of safeguarding responsibilities and encouraging staff to always consider residents’ individuality, dignity, and autonomy. Through his leadership, Rohit helps create a culture of respect and advocacy, ensuring residents’ voices are always valued.

Jayraj is committed to ensuring dignity, comfort, and respect during end-of-life care. As End of Life Champion, he provides guidance and support to staff in delivering compassionate care during the final stages of life. Jayraj works closely with colleagues to promote advance care planning, effective symptom management, and emotional support for both residents and families. His role involves advocating for sensitive communication, respecting cultural and spiritual preferences, and ensuring that care is tailored to each individual’s wishes. Jayraj supports the team in approaching this important aspect of care with empathy, professionalism, and respect for dignity.

Lovely plays a key role in promoting the importance of nutrition and hydration in maintaining residents’ health and quality of life. As Nutrition & Hydration Champion, she leads by example in encouraging balanced diets, monitoring fluid intake, and ensuring that individual dietary needs are met. Lovely actively supports colleagues with education on the risks of dehydration and malnutrition, ensuring preventative strategies are in place. She champions initiatives that make mealtimes positive, inclusive, and person-centred experiences, recognising that good nutrition and hydration are essential for both physical health and emotional wellbeing.

Vimal promotes dignity, respect, and compassionate care across the home. He supports staff to ensure every resident is treated as an individual, with their privacy, choices, independence, and personal wishes respected at all times. He also encourages a culture where kindness, empathy, and person-centred care remain at the heart of daily practice.