Tracey Millar

Home Manager

My entry into the care sector was in 2008 when I joined Highcliffe Nursing Home as administrator. I love the fact that the staff at Highcliffe are all team players and support each other. It's important to me that Kingsley is a family business and the family ethos is present in everything we do. Outside of work I enjoy gardening and walking my dogs.

Joanne Jarvis

Deputy Manager

I am an enthusiastic, caring, and dependable registered nurse who thrives on making a difference. With over 15 years of care experience, I started my career as a health care assistant and progressed my way up to senior care assistant before I went on to complete my nursing degree back in 2019. I started working at Highcliffe Nursing in February 2024, I am the home's deputy manager. I love that Highcliffe Nursing Home has its ethos of care built around its residents. I have a passion for helping people achieve their best possible level of health and wellbeing, and I can continue doing so thanks to this positive culture Highcliffe Nursing Home has. In my free time, I do a lot of volunteering in and around the community of Highcliffe, I also enjoy setting up and participating in charity fundraisers for local charities and charities close to my heart, such as the Alzheimer’s Society and MacMillan Cancer Support.

Emma Hendy

Administrator

I have over 15 years’ experience in Administration and Reception, with qualifications also in Childcare and as a Community Support Worker. I started working at Highcliffe Nursing Home back in May 2023 as an Administrator for the home. I love the variation of work and importantly the bond between staff, residents and the residents family’s it has just a lovely friendly relaxing atmosphere making it a pleasure to be part of. I moved to Dorset from North Devon with my partner back in May 2022, Highcliffe is beautiful area with stunning beaches, where I always go on a weekend for a nice long walk, I enjoy eating out and Christchurch has an abundance of restaurants to indulge in.

Bini Daniel

Clinical lead

With over 23 years of experience in the care industry, I have developed a deep passion for providing exceptional care. My journey began in India, where I worked as a Registered Nurse and Midwife, gaining invaluable experience in High Dependency Medical and Surgical Units. I joined Highcliffe in 2017 as a Support Worker, a role I embraced wholeheartedly. After successfully completing my foreign nurse exams and registering with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), I progressed to Registered Nurse, then Senior Nurse, and now proudly serve as the Clinical Lead. My extensive experience in care home settings, including roles as Senior Carer, Team Leader, and Trainer, has equipped me with strong leadership and clinical skills. I am truly passionate about my work and feel fortunate to be a part of Highcliffe, where we are like family. My long tenure here is a testament to how much I love working in this supportive and rewarding environment. In my spare time, I enjoy creating educational videos as an influencer, pursuing my love for cooking, and cherishing moments with my family—my world.

Jo Babb

Family Liaison Officer

I have over 30 years experience within the admin/secretarial field, having worked for a Local Authority, local Estate Agents and now in the Care Home sector. At Highcliffe Nursing Home every day is different, from welcoming visitors to the home, chatting with our residents, answering the telephone, filing or completing paperwork, it is always a busy day. I enjoy building relationships with our residents, relatives, visitors and staff, and if I can make one person smile a day, then it has been a good day. Having spent most of my life in Buckinghamshire, my partner and I moved to Hampshire four years ago, and to this day we are still finding new parts of the New Forest to explore, and enjoy taking long strolls by the sea.

Carole Elaine Gilby

Activities & Lifestyle Co-ordinator

I worked in manufacturing and finance before a complete change of career. I have worked in the Care Sector since 2016, joining Highcliffe Nursing Home in 2022 as a support worker. The opportunity arose to become an activities coordinator so I jumped at the chance and I have never looked back. I feel I have become the best I can be, being able to make a resident learn a new skill and to gain confidence and self-worth knowing that they are loved, safe and an important part of the Highcliffe family. Every day I am able to help our lovely residents have fun with laughter, empathy and care, giving them the confidence to be themselves. I have a wonderful husband called Brian and we have been married for 21 years in May, I have a Romanian street rescue dog called Fudge. I enjoy painting, writing poetry, singing and playing my ukulele.

Maddie Banica

Activities & Lifestyle Co-ordinator

After moving to UK in 2015 my first job was as a support worker within the community which was a big change for me as back home, in Romania, I had an office job for nine years, for an Italian telecommunication company. The opportunity to work as a lifestyle coach for Highcliffe Nursing Home appeared and I gladly accepted the new challenge. Five years down the line and I am still enjoying my job very much but now as the team lead of a few fantastic people. Working in care changed my personal views on life to the core and it taught me a great deal of things about my purpose. Every day I spend with our lovely residents brings me a sense of achievement as each smile I put on someone’s face feels like a small victory. Outside of work I love exploring new places, travelling as much as I can, and meeting up with friends, I am passionate about Latin dances and dancing in general.

Noela Chituh

Admiral Nurse

Hello My Name is Noela Chituh and I am a mental health nurse. I started my career in mental health nursing as a support worker in a mental health home for people who had just left hospital. It was here I first found my passion for helping people with mental health problems. However, it was not until I did placements at university that I discovered my love for working with the elderly and with patients with a dementia. This led me to my first job as a nurse on a dementia ward. Here, I felt that the work we did as a nursing team was relevant and valuable and made a difference and I felt truly fulfilled. I love learning and teaching and when the opportunity came to do Research, I embraced it. I have been a research nurse for the past couple of years and though I have enjoyed this, I am looking forward to going back to where I feel I belong which is helping people with a dementia, their families and carers. To say I am excited about taking on the Role of Admiral Nurse Clinical Lead at Kingsley Healthcare is an understatement. I look forward to embedding an effective service and making a genuine change in the lives of people with a dementia, their carers and their families.

Tracey Millar

Operations Manager

My entry into the care sector was in 2008 when I joined Highcliffe Nursing Home as administrator. I have since progressed to deputy manager, home manager and operations manager, becoming regional operations manager last year. I love the fact that the staff at our Dorset homes are all team players and support each other. It's important to me that Kingsley is a family business and the family ethos is present in everything we do. Outside of work I enjoy gardening and walking my dogs.

Simon Lewis

Regional Lifestyle and Hospitality Manager

With 28 years of experience in the hospitality industry, Simon started as a chef in Weymouth and Portland hotels before progressing to London where he had the honour of cooking for the Royal family. In 2013, he transitioned to the care sector, achieving accolades such as South West Care Chef of the Year and Most Nutritional Menu. He says his goal is to always provide a great plate of food for every individual, regardless of dietary needs, with resident-led menus.

James Mills

Regional Support Manager

I started my career in the social care industry in 2015 as a care assistant, worked through the various roles to a care practitioner and then embarked on the journey through my nursing degree in 2020. The biggest achievement for me was completing that in 2023 and registering as a General Adult Nurse. Since this I have been a deputy manager, joining Kingsley in 2024 as a clinical lead and now a Regional Support Manager for the south region. Being in this position gives me the best potential to ensure our homes in the south provide the most person centred and holistic care to our residents.

Cyril Fomonyuy

Service Quality Manager

I have worked in the care sector for 22 years, starting as a Registered Nurse in my home country of Cameroon. I joined Kingsley in 2016 as a registered home manager and subsequently progressed to Service Quality Manager. I love the culture at Kingsley which invests in and empowers its staff and supports career progression. Outside work, I am an author and write and do research about leadership and management.