Our Project Lead, Mez Jardiel, also joined the Nightingale team on secondment as a Bedside Learning Coordinator, capturing frontline insights on improving patient care, efficiency and staff

The beginning of 2021 saw Hannah Harniess our Deputy Chief Exective seconded to the Senior Clinical Leadership Team at Nightingale Hospital London. You can read her story here...

The

There are more than 350 careers across health and social care and 9000 vacancies in these roles in North East London. The North East London Health & Care Careers Project helps schools and

Meet Ajeesh Thomas, Senior Care Coordinator – Ebury Court Care Home

As a boy in India, Ajeesh Thomas wanted to be a teacher. In 2005, he was 23, a

Meet Tracy Sullivan, Senior Carer – KarePlus

Tracy Sullivan likes to keep moving. She is a senior care worker in Havering, and works long shifts, five days a week. For

We innovate to create a happier, healthier older age for east Londoners, bringing people and tech together to solve tough challenges.

Our recent collaboration with ...

Laura Gillett, the first face you meet at Care City.. well at least she was in the "Before Times" as Ben Williams calls the days when Covid was unheard of and “is that a residual hand?” was not a

Shilpi joined the Care City family in 2019 as Project Lead and since then has led on a number of diverse projects. She’s had a whirlwind year, starting it as Shilpi Begum and finishing it as

As a Community Interest Company, our North East London community is at the heart of everything we do and we need a smart, committed team to ensure that we listen to them, learn from them and

Continuing our "Meet the Team" series - it's the turn of Mary France Jardiel AKA Mez.

Mez - our self confessed ‘nerd’, super organiser, IG expert, social prescribing champ, fancy

Continuing our series of team profiles, we're delighted to introduce our Programme Manager, Julia.

Julia Prudhoe, our intrepid explorer, joined the Care City team in October 2019 as a

Recipients of publicly funded care are sicker and more complex than ever, but care hasn’t changed. There is a growing gap between the job care staff are asked to do and the one they really do.