Maria Livesley

Home Manager

I have worked in healthcare since the age of 16 , working in care homes in Bournemouth. I continued to progress and trained as a nurse in London specialising in the operating theatres. I have now been in social care for the last 10 years as a registered manager and area support. I am passionate about providing high quality care to the residents. I am looking forward to building a team to take Weymouth Manor forward.

Moira Steven

Deputy Manager

I have worked in social care since 2002, with nine of those years dedicated to a variety of roles at Queen Charlotte Care home. My passion is caring for residents with dementia, and I take pride in sharing my wealth of knowledge with my care team. I'm also happy to be the deputy manager of Weymouth Manor. Outside of work, I enjoy walking my dog in the evenings.

Clinta Cleetus

Clinical Manager

Before joining Weymouth Manor as a clinical manager, I have worked at Queen Charlotte for six years as the clinical lead. I enjoy my role within the home and love making everyday special for our residents, supporting the junior staff, teaching and ensuring that we always deliver the best care we can. I love social media when I am not at work and am totally addicted to tick tok and facebook

Matt Folley

Customer Relations Manager

I’ve worked in the care sector for over 20 years before joining Weymouth Manor Care Home. I’m deeply passionate about creating a care home environment that feels truly friendly, welcoming, and homely — a place with a strong sense of community where residents and their loved ones can continue making special memories together. Weymouth Manor is a wonderful home that offers so much to both residents and staff. It’s bright, open, and beautifully decorated to a very high standard, yet still retains that warm, homely feel that makes it such a special place to be. I’m fortunate to call Weymouth my home. Outside of work, I enjoy walking, running, and playing golf. As a proud father of two young children, I love spending time outdoors and making the most of everything our beautiful surroundings have to offer.

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.

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.

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.