Little Sisters of the Poor care homes

St Joseph’s provides care for older people within a faith-inspired, non-profit community in Manchester. The home welcomes elderly people of all nationalities and beliefs, with nursing care registered for older people. Its work is connected with the Little Sisters of the Poor and a mission of hospitality to elderly people in need.

Community life is organised around shared daily routines, meals, prayer and recreation, creating a setting where…

St Anne's Home supports older people through nursing care within a faith-inspired elderly care community run by the Little Sisters of the Poor. Its stated approach centres on hospitality to elderly people in need, with daily community life shaped by shared meals, prayer and recreation.

The organisation’s history and community model are central to the setting rather than a list of specialist clinical services.

St Joseph's supports older people with nursing care in Newcastle and welcomes elderly people of all nationalities and beliefs. The home is part of the Little Sisters of the Poor, whose work is inspired by faith and a mission of hospitality to older people in need.

The community describes itself as a family, sharing daily life, meals, prayer and recreation.

Little Sisters of the Poor welcomes older people of all nationalities and beliefs at St Peters Residence, providing nursing care in a faith-inspired setting. The organisation’s mission focuses on hospitality to elderly people in need, while its communities combine care, shared daily life and spiritual support.

The residence forms part of a community where residents and the Little Sisters share meals, prayer, recreation and everyday activities.