UK has experienced a decades-long shift in immigration patterns, with the 21st century seeing larger and more diverse immigration than ever before. In 1841, only 0.25 per cent of the population of England and Wales was born in a foreign country, increasing to 1.5 per cent by 1901, 2.6 per cent by 1931 and 4.4 per cent in 1951.
UK during the late 1990s saw the pace and scale of migration increased to a level without historical precedent. Indeed, between 2001 and 2018 the foreign-born population doubled from 4.6 million to more than nine million.
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King Henry III had obtained the Manor of Greatham from Simon de Montfort following his defeat at the battle of Evesham in 1265. Robert de Stichell then made and won a legal claim for the land on the basis that as Crown Palatine he had the right to all land plundered or gained within his royal franchise as Bishop of Durham.
Having obtained possession of the Manor of Greatham the Bishop built the first Hospital – a place of shelter and hospitality – for five priests and forty poor lay men. He installed a Master to care for them and dedicated the Hospital to the Honour of God, the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Cuthbert.
In 1353, it is recorded that the Master would grant to each Brethren for life, seven white loaves and seven pitchers of ale weekly, a “decent chamber” to live in, coal for heating and candles. The charity was refounded by King James I in 1610 and the assets of the charity were vested in a corporation known as the Master and Brethren of the Hospital of God at Greatham, which exists to this day.
Over the following centuries the Hospital went through a number of episodes of dilapidation and rebuilding with various buildings being erected and falling into disuse.
In 1761 a sister charity, the Dormer Parkhurst Almshouses, was founded by the Master of the same name and for the first time women could be cared for. This charity, at first separate, is now part of the Hospital of God.
Kitchen Assistant
£11.44 per hour (pay award pending)
We are looking for a Kitchen Assistant who will help our residents enjoy every day by making sure they receive the quality nutritional experiences they deserve.
Set in the landscaped grounds of the beautiful Greatham estate, Stichell House is a modern purpose built 35 bed residential home in an enviable location.
- Location: Based at Stichell House, Greatham, Hartlepool
- Hours: Average of 22.75 hours per week on a rolling two-week rota. Mondays to Sundays (including Bank Holidays).
- Job Purpose: To assist the Cook with the preparing of a variety of nutritionally balanced meals for residents and staff
- Salary: £11.44 per hour (pay award pending)
- Contract Period: Permanent
Assistant Cook
£11.55 per hour (pay award pending)
We are looking for a passionate Assistant Cook who thrives on making a real and positive difference to the lives of older people. We want someone who will help our residents enjoy every day by making sure they receive the quality nutritional experiences they deserve.
Location: Based at Stichell House, Greatham, Hartlepool
Hours: Average of 26.25 hours per week on a rolling rota. Mondays to Sundays (including Bank Holidays).
Job Purpose: To assist the Cook with the preparing of a variety of nutritionally balanced meals for residents and staff
Contract Period: Permanent
Care Assistant (community services) – 30 hours per week
£11.44 per hour (pay award pending)
We are looking for a Care Assistant to join the team at The Heathers Day Centre (Hartlepool), to provide a wide range of meaningful activities and support to people with a dementia. The role is a six-month fixed term contract.
The work can be physically and mentally demanding, and the person appointed to the post will be expected to have a good understanding of caring for people with a diagnosis of a dementia or related illness or memory impairment.
Location: The Heathers Day Centre, Hartlepool
Hours: 30 hour per week / 4 days (Monday–Saturday) on a rota basis
Contract Period: Fixed Term Contract (6 months)
