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Kelly is an Outstanding Manager!

We'd like to celebrate the Registered Manager from Summer Fields Care Home, Kelly Crabtree. Kelly has been with the company just eighteen months, but has been able to make some amazing changes that benefit staff members and residents. Kelly was awarded an 'Outstanding Performance' certificate and a beautiful bunch of flowers for her hard work, passion and determination.



Our Managing Director Vicki says...

"Kelly has made many positive changes to Summer Fields since she started eighteen months ago. She clearly has a vision, and is so dedicated to getting the home where she'd like it to be. Kelly has inspired a motivated team of staff, which has helped the smooth running of the home and aids its continuing success.

Kelly has worked so hard, and the home's popularity is going from strength to strength. We now have a home that is bursting at the seams. This is an incredible achievement, and just shows the benefits of putting your heart and soul into your workplace.

I know that all of our managers and staff members work very hard in their respective roles. However, I have to take my hat off to Kelly and her team for the effort they continue to plough into Summer Fields Care Home. I congratulate her heartily on the home's continued success. Thank you and well done!"

Kelly is a testament to hard work and determination and a credit to her home. Your team, and we are very grateful for your presence, enthusiasm and encouragement.

- Louise Baker, Marketing Assistant

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