Care Village Creates 30 New Jobs For Local People

Gibraltar Care Village, the pioneering new £10m development for the retired and elderly, has announced the creation of 30 new jobs for local people.

The Village, which is situated in Monmouth, is nearing the end of its 18-month construction period. The finished development will boast a 95-bed nursing home alongside 36 ‘close care' villages and apartments designed to promote independent living. It will employ around 150 people.

It is now recruiting for high calibre nursing and care staff from the local area who can help promote the village's ethos of allowing the elderly and retired to ‘age without compromise'.

Village Manager Stephane Beaumont was recently awarded the Welsh National Dementia Care Excellence prize. He told us "We have just completed the finishing touches to our third floor and are now recruiting nurses and care workers to join our fabulous team.

He went on to explain that the state of the art facilities at the Village will be also available for all staff members. He said: "Our village has a cinema, restaurant, gym, wellness spa and swimming pool".

"As a company we extend all of these facilities to our staff team who work exceptionally hard and deserve perks like this"

The Village forms part of a programme of luxury developments across Wales and the South West from PSP Care Villages.

Operations Director Wayne Shermon explained: "At PSP we believe that older people should be valued and have an active role in local communities whilst enjoying the seclusion and security of our specialist villages."

He encouraged all those in the local area who may be interested in working in these new five star facilities to contact Ed Bishop on 07817244673 or email edward.bishop@psphealthcare.com . In particular he told us that the Village was looking to recruit additional qualified nurses to boost its care team.

Mr Shermon concluded by saying "We are delighted to offer our services in this beautiful part of Wales so it's a great pleasure to be able to ‘give back' by offering jobs to local people"