Supporting older people to maintain their sense of identity and to live their lives with meaning and purpose.
We currently work in partnership with a number of religious orders and congregations to support them in the care of their elderly members and the management of their care homes. The Do Good Charity has a long history of providing specialist dementia care and nursing care for older people.
Religious orders are at a point of change. We work with each congregation to maintain their charism and founding ethos whilst bringing professional skills and knowledge to the management of their care services.
The support that we offer is underpinned by the active gift of kindness, caring and a demonstration of being willing to help
We can provide support in the following areas:
- Audit of current practices
- Trouble shooting to address issues with services
- Consultancy and advice
- Full management of the whole service and staff team
“The Do Good Charity understands the values and mission, and the need for us to continue to share this. God sent The Do Good Charity to us at a time when we needed it the most.” Sister Josepha
The following are some of the Orders and Congregations we support.
Marist Sisters, Kent
Villa Maria in Hythe is a residential care home for people over 65 years of age run by the Marist Sisters and managed on their behalf at The Do Good Charity.
The home cares for and supports older people including people with physical disabilities. Villa Maria also cares for residents with dementia and sensory impairment.
Sisters of St Paul of the Apostle, Birmingham
Saint Paul’s Nursing Home in Birmingham is a large residential care which The Do Good Charity runs on behalf of the Sisters of St Paul of the Apostle.
Set in the grounds of the Sisters’ convent, the nursing home provides a range of specialist care for people who require nursing or personal care including for people with dementia, mental health conditions, physical disabilities and sensory impairments.
Salesian Sisters, Oxford
Elmthorpe Convent Domiciliary Care in Oxford is run and managed by The Do Good Charity on behalf of the Salesian Sisters and provides care and support to sisters of the Salesian Sisters’ community within Elmthorpe Convent.
Sisters of Mercy, Sunderland
The Do Good Charity provides a full management service to the Sisters of Mercy at their Oaklea Convent.
The service is not registered with the Care Quality Commission.
Consultancy / support services are currently provided for:
Sacred Heart Fathers, St Joseph’s, Stockport
Sacred Heart Fathers, St John’s, Stockport
Cenacle Sisters, Liverpool
Sisters of St Paul of the Apostle, Musselburgh
Franciscan Sisters Minoress, Glasgow