Sundial Care Home Celebrate Summer with BBQ Garden Party
Glastonbury festival may be over, but the party is still going on down in Devon! It was a showstopper of a summer garden BBQ party last week at Sundial Care... Read more
Sundial Care Home Celebrates King Charles III Coronation Weekend
Sundial Care Home in Tipton St John, Devon, recently celebrated Coronation Weekend with much joy and festivity. Despite the disappointment of their planned coronation street party for Monday being postponed... Read more
Sundial Care Home Joins Owl Conservation Project
Tucked away in the quaint Devonshire village of Tipton St John, you’ll find a small paradise connected to the country residence of Sundial Care Home. Sundial's gardens offer a lush... Read more
Grief and Dementia
As human beings, grief is how we respond to a significant loss in our lives. It is a deeply painful experience to go through, and the agonizing feelings grief rouses... Read more
#EvolveBBB: Inclusion
In June, Evolve’s Care Academy invited team members back into the training room to experience the third course of their 2022 build back better programme, #EvolveBBB. The first #EvolveBBB course... Read more
#EvolveBBB: Identity
Since 2015, the team at Evolve Care Group, (which our Devon Care Home, Sundial is a part of) have dedicated themselves to investing time and money into their... Read more
Build Back Better: Culture
As part of Evolve Care Group, the culture at our Devon Care Home, Sundial can be identified in our commitment to creating a continuation of home rather than an institution.... Read more
Reflecting on LGBT+ History Month: Creating Inclusive Spaces
2022 marks half a century since the first Pride march in 1972 that took place in London. In the time that has passed since, activists have protested their rights to... Read more
The Importance of Mentoring with Helen Barr
Throughout January, we have been exploring how mentorship holds the power to shape us into the people we become in both our personal and professional lives. This led us into... Read more