The Brothers of Charity Services - Greater Manchester Services

Who are the Brothers of Charity?
The Brothers of Charity Services offer quality, innovative, and cost-effective support to over 500 people with learning disabilities across the North West of England. Their services include supported living; residential, nursing, and respite care; support for individuals with complex health and social needs; dementia care; and transitional services such as employment, social enterprise, and volunteering opportunities. These services are designed to enable choice, control, and increased independence for the people they support.

The most important work of the Brothers of Charity Services is carried out in partnership with the individuals who use their services. They are fully committed to empowering people to live independently by making their own choices and having control over their lives. The service now offers a greater diversity of opportunities, enhancing life chances for all individuals, regardless of their religious beliefs, gender, sexual orientation, or race.

With the person at the heart of everything they do, the Brothers of Charity provide a wide range of enabling support services for people with learning disabilities and others at risk of marginalization. Their approach promotes dignity, individuality, inclusion, and the fulfilment of each person’s potential.

The Brothers of Charity is an international organization active in various social domains. Since their foundation in 1807, they have been dedicated to providing education and care to children, young people, and adults. They have consistently supported those who could not find help elsewhere, growing into a large congregational organization of brothers and lay collaborators. The Brothers of Charity have monastic communities and initiatives around the world, with a strong presence in Africa and Asia. More information can be found on their website: Brothers of Charity Projects.

Type of Service and Specialisms
The Brothers of Charity Services - Greater Manchester is registered as a homecare agency. Their specialisms include caring for adults over and under 65 years of age, and supporting individuals with dementia, eating disorders, learning disabilities, mental health conditions, physical disabilities, sensory impairments, and substance misuse problems.

Regulatory Information
The Brothers of Charity Services - Greater Manchester is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to provide personal care. Mrs. Susan Fealey is responsible for these services, and Mrs. Claire Rowley is the registered manager at this location.