Cornerstone Service Support Ltd

Temporary care worker – have you got what it takes?

10 - 07 - 2007

Many people are attracted to working in the care industry and for good reason. The wages for temporary care staff can reach £10 per hour; it’s rewarding as you spend your entire time helping others and its fun – how many other jobs will pay you to go to the cinema or the park? And, most of the time, you will work with people who are genuine, open and above all, caring.

New Acquired Brain Injury Home Opens in Bournemouth

16 - 08 - 2006

Cornerstone Service Support Ltd is celebrating the opening of a new residential home for adults with an acquired brain injury (ABI) with an open
day on the 29th of August ’06. The home, called Eilat, will be officially opened by the Mayor and Mayoress of Bournemouth at 10am and will remain open to visitors until 4.00pm.

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Specialist Education Facility Now Open

31 - 05 - 2006

Cornerstone has opened a specialist education facility in Southampton for
children with disabilities this month (June 2006).

This new facility caters for children, aged between 10 and 16, who have severe learning disability, autism, complex needs and associated behaviours.

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Out to Make a Difference

06-04-2006

Margaret Hanney is a vastly experienced and highly qualified social worker with expertise in the disabilities field. As Cornerstone’s Director of Care, she is responsible for the opening of two new residential facilities that will greatly
enhance care facilities in the South.

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All for One and One for All

06-04-2006

Cornerstone Managing Director, Norman Cahill, together with Director of Care, Margaret Hanney, has masterminded the purchase, development and opening of two new residential resources. However, Norman is more than happy to take a back seat as places the two new facilities start to fill. After all, the success of Cornerstone has always been built on teamwork and partnership.

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A Day in the Life of 'Lou'

06-04-2006

‘Lou’ (not her real name) is a resident at one of our homes. Here she describes her typical day and the key role Cornerstone plays in her day-to-day life. (Lou has Autism, Learning Disabilities and Adhd. We thank her parents for their consent to tell her story).

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Recruitment for New Homes

04-04-2006

Cornerstone Service Support, one of the UK’s leading independent providers of services for children and young adults, is to open two new purpose designed disability and respite care resources this Spring.

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