Zander Mackenzie Care U.K. Limited

28/11/2025

It's not just Care at home we provide- Yesterday our Carer Funmi enjoyed a day out with a beloved customer and his family to the aquarium. Looks like they all had a lot of fun!!

17/11/2025

17/11/2025

Following our recent success, as one of the South East's BEST Homecare Employers. Why not apply and earn some extra income before Christmas? We welcome applicants that are NEW to care and experienced staff with senior roles and 20 hours and 40 hour contracts available.

We provide a referral scheme plus all the support your require to support you along your career path.

If you are interested please contact 0330 118 0353 or simply submit your C.V to michael.lewis@zandermackenziecareuk.org teresa.purnell@zandermackenziecareuk.org

17/11/2025

SUCCESS at the GREAT BRITISH CARE AWARDS 2025!

After a wonderful evening celebrating the excellence in the care sector we can happily announce that Jayne Britchfield came 2nd in the Care Assessor Category (highly commended).

With great detail imbedded into her person centred care plans we are not surprised at her achievement and celebrated the night away.

Pardeep was classed as being in the Top 10 of Homecare Newcomer which is exceptional.
Patricia was classed as being in the Top 8 in the Recruitment, Retention and Recognition Award Category and Zander Mackenzie Care UK was classed in the Top 12 of the Home Care Employer Award.

We now focus on achieving the same success in the 2026 awards next year.
Thank you for all of your support!

14/11/2025

Today is the day! The South East Great British Care Awards are Tonight! Good Luck to the 3 staff members who are up for awards. You are all winners in our eyes. The office will be closing early at 2pm so that we can make the journey to Brighton. Can we replicate Teresa's success's from 2023? Only time will tell. Pictures and videos will follow. Until then please keep your fingers and toes crossed for us!

11/11/2025

07/11/2025

With one week to go until the Great British Care Awards take place in Brighton, things are ramping up at Zander Mackenzie HQ.

To summarise, we have been put forward for 4 awards, these include:

* Best Homecare Employer Award
* 3R's Award (Retention, Recruitment and Recognition)
* Care Assessor/ Care Planner Award
* Best Newcomer Awards

Hotels, Clothing and travelling plans have all been chosen.

We would like to thank all those who put us forward for such prestigious awards. Win or Lose it is an honour to be nominated and attend such events. Good luck to the competition. Until then we continue to focus on the day to day care of our amazing customers and support to all staff.

07/11/2025

With Flu on the rise in the coming weeks, it is important to get your vaccinations.

NHS England — South East » NHS South East England kicks off Flu and COVID-19 vaccination drive to protect vulnerable people this winter

31/10/2025

TRICK OR TREAT!

20/10/2025

Facts about Diwali
1) Diwali is an important religious festival originating in India. People often think of Diwali as a Hindu festival, but it is also celebrated by Sikhs and Jains.*

2) Diwali takes place annually and lasts for five days, marking the start of the Hindu New Year. The exact dates change each year and are determined by the position of the moon – but it usually falls between October and November.

3) The word Diwali (or Deepavali as it’s sometimes called) means “row of lights” in an Ancient language of India, called Sanskrit. During this festival, people decorate their homes with lights and oil lamps, called diyas.

4) For many people, Diwali honours the Hindu goddess of wealth, Lakshmi. The lights and lamps are said to help Lakshmi find her way into peoples’ homes, bringing prosperity in the year to come!

5) It’s also a celebration of good triumphing over evil, and different legends based on this theme are associated with Diwali. In northern India, Hindus celebrate the return of the deities (gods) Rama and Sita to the city of Ayodhya, after defeating the evil king Ravana!

6) In the region of Bengal people worship the goddess Kali, the destroyer of evil forces, during Diwali. And in Nepal (a country bordering north-east India), people celebrate Lord Krishna’s victory over the wicked king Narakaasura.

7) But it’s not just about lights and legends –– Diwali is a time to have fun with friends and family! People exchange gifts and sweets, enjoy delicious feasts, watch firework displays and wear new clothes. It’s a time to clean and decorate your home, too.

8) Rangoli is a popular Diwali tradition –– beautiful patterns made using colourful powders and flowers. People draw rangoli on the floor by the entrance of their homes to welcome the gods and bring good luck!

9) Today, this fascinating festival is celebrated by thousands of people in countries all around the world. During Diwali, Hindus living outside India gather at places of worship called mandirs to leave offerings to deities, watch firework displays and eat yummy food together!

10) The city of Leicester, in the United Kingdom, holds the largest Diwali celebrations outside of India. Every year, tens of thousands of people gather in the streets to enjoy vibrant shows of light, music and dancing!

What did you think about our facts about Diwali? Leave a comment below and let us know!

15/10/2025

With all interviews completed for the Great British Care Awards, it now becomes a waiting game. Exciting times!