My Home Life is led by the care home sector itself, in partnership with Age UK, City University and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. It is a collaborative programme bringing together organisations which reflect the interests of care home providers, commissioners, regulators, care home residents and relatives, and those interested in education, research and practice development.
The My Home Life team are:
- Executive Director: Professor Julienne Meyer
- Director – UK: Tom Owen
You can contact us using the details below. We would like to reply to each of you personally, but we may not be able to do so immediately – please be patient.
My Home Life Programme,
207-221 Pentonville Road,
London.
N1 9UZ
Or email us, using our contact form.
Read more about the wider My Home Life team.
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How is My Home Life supporting care homes?
My Home Life wants to celebrate and build upon the good practice that already exists in care homes and value a sector that does not always get the recognition it deserves.
Over the next few years we will be sharing best practice, developing resources and linking with initiatives to support your work.
Find out what the sector thinks about the My Home Life programme.
First of all well done; My home life is a brilliant initiative which is making a real difference. I hear good reports from Plymouth and Wiltshire.
I normally work for CQC (developed SOFI with Dawn Brooker) but am on secondment to DH implementing the dementia strategy. I have met Tom in the past.
We are introducing a dementia quality mark in the SW and I want to ensure it is aligned to MHL. Martin Green suggested I make contact with Professor Julienne Meyer to talk it through.
If I could link up with someone on the programme that would be much appreciated.
Best wishes. David.
07909 914710
Brilliant – this seems to be one of the intended possible outputs to the influence and effectiveness of My Home Life.
In Wales our steering group involves inspection and regulatory bodies, senior civil servants, local government representatives as well as academic institutions, the care homes’ managers, owners and practitioners and older people as carers and residents. All are so supportive and interested in the work of My Home Life Wales.
Having been involved in the work in care homes since 1990 I am so excited and encouraged by all these conversations.
Thank you,
Lorraine Morgan
My Home Life Wales Chair