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Sally-Anne Redhead has been appointed as Registered Manager at Malsis Hall with Craig Chatburn joining as the care home manager.

Both bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their roles, and their appointments signal Malsis Hall's commitment to providing the highest standard of treatment, care and support to its patients and service users.

Malsis Hall, which is based in Glusburn near Keighley specialises in supporting people with complex mental health conditions along their recovery journey.

Sally-Anne Redhead, who is a qualified nurse, worked within the NHS for 41 years. She brings with her a rich background in nursing and management having successfully led various healthcare facilities over the last 20 years, with a focus on fostering a positive and caring environment for individuals and staff alike. Sally-Anne has expertise in caring for people with mental health conditions, autism and learning difficulties.

Her ethos revolves around empathy, dignity, and respect, ensuring that each patient and service user receives personalised and comprehensive care and support tailored to their specific needs.

Craig Chatburn has over two decades of experience as a nurse and manager in various care and healthcare settings across the region and has a wealth of practical knowledge and insight in delivering the highest quality care. Throughout his career, Craig has demonstrated a passion for implementing innovative care solutions and fostering a supportive and compassionate environment for both service users and staff, solidifying his position as a respected figure in the healthcare community.

Sally-Anne Redhead expressed her enthusiasm for her role at Malsis Hall, saying, "As the new manager, my primary responsibility is to ensure that every individual receives the best treatment, care and support possible. This means building on the supportive and nurturing environment where each person's needs are met with compassion and understanding.

"Malsis Hall's commitment to holistic and person-centred care deeply resonated with me. I was drawn to their emphasis on fostering a sense of community and belonging for each and every individual."

New care home manager Craig Chatburn said "Malsis Hall's unwavering dedication to delivering personalised care solutions for individuals with mental health issues motivated me to join the team. It’s emphasis on creating a supportive and therapeutic environment truly sets them apart.

"As the care home manager, my role is to oversee the day-to-day operations of the care home element of the service, ensuring that the highest standards of care and support are consistently maintained. This includes fostering a culture of compassion and professionalism among the staff, as well as ensuring the health and well-being of each person."

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ISSUED ON BEHALF OF MALSIS HALL

Contact: Caroline Walker on 01325 363436

Malsis Hall is a specialist service holistically supporting adults with mental health conditions on their journey to recovery and independence. It strives to provide care and support to enable the person to be as independent as they possibly can be, helping them to have a clear care pathway back into the community.

It provides opportunities to develop and maintain skills and coping strategies needed for everyday life, priding itself on early intervention. The pathway at Malsis Hall ensures the person builds and develops confidence enabling them to successfully progress down the various available living options onsite to living in the community.

Malsis Hall places emphasis on maximising quality of life and reducing admissions into acute hospital settings.

As a community project, it also contains three sports pitches, a sports pavilion and meeting rooms available to members of the public.