Three members of staff at a care home in Falmouth say they feel “privileged” to work there as they celebrate a combined work anniversary of 40 years,
Angela Evans, Patrick Mooney and Phillip Grey work at MHA Langholme and have been recognised for their service to the home and were each presented framed certificates, flowers, chocolates and a bottle of wine.
Angela works as a care assistant and has been in her role for 20 years, whilst Patrick, who works as a cook and kitchen assistant has been at the home for 10 and Phillip, a domestic assistant has been working at MHA Langholme for five years.
The home on Arwenack Ave provides residential and residential dementia care for 40 residents
Speaking after the presentation Angela said: “I feel privileged to be working at MHA Langholme and enjoy every aspect of my job.
“A friend of mine was working here and recommended it to me, and I am so glad I went for it.
“I enjoy taking care of the residents and have great relationships with them and their families.
Patrick added: “Something must be right for me to still be here after 15 years, and I do think this will be my last job.
“You do have to be prepared as it is hard work, but very enjoyable.
“I love putting a smile on people’s faces, and my advice for anyone thinking of starting in care is to stick with it and you will be rewarded.”
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