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    Care group to create 30 new jobs in Newtown

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJuly 2, 2020No Comments
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    A care home in Mid Wales has embarked on its second major recruitment drive in the space of a few months.

    Sandstone Care Group already employs 66 full and part-time workers at The Oaks care home in Newtown following its opening in January.

    It now expects to recruit a further 30 people across a range of roles including senior carer, carer, domestic and catering assistant.

    The new recruitment drive coincides with the opening of the second phase of the purpose-built care home.

    It will take the total number of people employed at the 73-bed care home to around 100.

    The care home is the brainchild of Sandstone Care Group’s directors Ben Challinor, James Parkin and Richard Shore. All three are experienced care professionals.

    The Oaks provides residential, nursing and dementia care tailored to the precise requirements of its residents in a safe, secure and friendly environment.

    Residents enjoy exceptional standards of care supported by the very latest care planning and nurse-call technology.

    The home offers a range of facilities including extensive communal areas, a café bar, hair and nail salon, cinema/activity room and library.

    James Parkin said: “We have been delighted with the response we have had to the opening of The Oaks in January. We quickly filled the ground floor and most of the first floor of the home and had a great response from local people keen to work with us.

    “We are now embarking on the recruitment campaign for the second phase of our home and anticipate increasing the number of people we employ to around 100.”

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