As February’s Dignity Action Month takes centre stage across health and social care, Moorview Care is spotlighting what dignity truly means to families and the people they love. In a heartfelt audio interview with Robyn Fraklin, Head of Communications, William James-Hirst, Learning and Development Officer at Moorview Care, discusses dignity in everyday support, weaving in personal reflections as a parent and an educator who has to consider how we deliver support in a dignifie

Richard enjoyed a walk to Sainsbury’s on Beverley Road, Hull. A simple outing that shows just how meaningful everyday moments can be. This wasn’t just a walk to the shops, it was about independence, choice, confidence, and enjoying being out in the community. Richard walked independently for around half a mile to buy his newspaper. Along the way, he stopped for a coffee and a slice of cake, choosing to sit outside and enjoy some people watching. He took his time, soaking up t

When Dawn decided she would like to get a new pet, she was supported to welcome a little hamster called Sooty  into her life. From the very beginning, it was clear that this was going to be something special. Dawn quickly formed a strong bond with Sooty, smiling as she watches her hide pieces of sweetcorn in her pouch. Dawn proudly says, “I love her, she’s my little friend and Sooty loves me too.” This connection has given Dawn a real sense of happiness and confidence, helpin

Oluwasegun Olukotun (Shegs) Represents Moorview Care as Judge at the Great British Care Awards 2025 Moorview Care was proud to see Oluwasegun Olukotun (Shegs)  represent the organisation as a judge for the Home Care Team category at this year’s Great British Care Awards 2025. Shegs is a Support Worker in Moorview Care's Whitby Team, and the winner of this year's Support Worker of the Year Award at the National Learning Disability and Autism Awards. What Shegs enjoyed most For