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CCH Group

We’d like to take a minute to introduce ourselves. Our name is CCH Group.

We are made up of 32 companies, but have one vision: to become the best place to work in care.

23/03/2026

We’re really pleased to welcome Damian Biswell to CCH Group as our new Chief Transformation Officer.

Damian has spent years helping organisations rethink how they work across healthcare and complex systems. But for him, social care is more than a career move. It’s personal.

“My partner Sandra was diagnosed with very early onset dementia and is now receiving end of life care,” he says. “When you experience the system from the family side, it completely changes how you see it.”

That perspective shapes how he approaches transformation at CCH.

For Damian, it’s about real change. Not small tweaks, but meaningful improvements that connect everything, from systems and processes to people and culture.

And it starts with listening.

“People don’t all start from the same place. If you don’t take the time to understand that, you end up talking past each other.”

Since joining, one thing has stood out straight away.

“The passion of the people. There’s a real sense that people genuinely care about what they do, and at the scale we operate across the UK, that’s something to be proud of.”

Looking ahead, his focus is clear. Building a more connected, more agile organisation that delivers strong outcomes, while continuing to support tens of thousands of people to live better lives every day.

And playing a bigger role in shaping the future of care across the sector.

We’re delighted to welcome Damian to CCH Group and look forward to the impact he’ll have as we continue to grow and strengthen care across the UK.

20/03/2026

💥BREAKING NEWS FROM CCH 💥

This week at the Bishops Stortford branch, the universe glitched.

Our brand-new Branch Manager Craig McColl met our Head of Quality Craig McCall...and the office Wi‑Fi immediately gave up trying to tell them apart.

Honestly, it felt less like a meet‑and‑greet and more like someone hit copy + paste on “Craig McC”.

Highlights included:
Staff whispering, “Which Craig is your Craig?”
Outlook sending emails to whichever Craig felt spiritually right
A brief panic that we’d hired a clone with better hair

We now officially have a Craig² situation. Please label your Craigs responsibly.

Welcome aboard, Craig McColl - and good luck to everyone who relies on names to function. 😂

18/03/2026

People love to underestimate careers in care.
Until they see what’s actually possible.

Joanne Brannen started working in care at 16, in a care home in her village.
She knew the residents. She was part of the community. And she realised early on that this was where she belonged.

Today, Joanne is a Homecare Director at CCH Group, leading services across the North East, Scotland and Wales.

That doesn’t happen by accident.
It happens when people are given the chance to grow. When they’re supported, developed and encouraged to step forward.

At CCH Group, we don’t see care as a job you pass through.
We see it as a career you can build.
And Joanne’s story shows just how far it can take you.

16/03/2026

The Oscars celebrated great performances this weekend.
But some of the most important moments happen far away from the red carpet.

Front doors.
Kitchens.
Living rooms, where someone is waiting for a friendly face.

Because the most important things in life aren’t scripted. They happen when a care professional walks through the door and changes someone’s day.

Forget the red carpet. Our runway is the real world.

If you're looking for a career that truly matters, becoming a CCH care professional could be the most rewarding role you will ever take on.

Check out our latest vacancies at https://cch.careers/home

11/03/2026

Supported living has the power to change someone’s life.

Because when support is consistent, person-led and built on trust, people have the chance to build fuller lives in the communities they call home.

09/03/2026

Across CCH Group, community impact doesn’t sit in a strategy document.

It looks more like muddy trainers, early starts, full donation vans and the occasional leap out of a perfectly good aeroplane 😁.

From local branches to Extra Care Schemes, our teams are embedded in almost 300 communities across the UK and they give back to them week after week.

Because when care is truly local, supporting the community becomes part of the job. It strengthens the places we serve and makes a real difference to the lives of those around us.

06/03/2026

Everyone talks about empowering the next generation of women.
But first, we should listen to the women who’ve already lived it.

02/03/2026

Before you throw in the towel at that title, don’t. We’re delivering the answers.

Gary believed social care deserved more.
More respect. More confidence. More ambition.

He didn’t fight for one organisation.
He fought for the whole sector and taught us to stand for all of us.

So we’ve tapped into some of the best brand minds in the world to fix what’s been holding social care back and now we’re sharing the blueprint.

Because social care doesn’t win alone.
It wins when the whole sector becomes iconic.

This is for all of us.
Let’s do this.
In the spirit of Gary Fee

24/02/2026

Last week, we lost our CEO, Gary, following a short illness with cancer. We are heartbroken.

Just a few months ago, he stood on stage at the CCH National Extraordinary Care Awards, raising a glass to our teams. The room was full. He stood slightly to one side, never seeking the spotlight, but unmistakably proud.

That was Gary. Always turning the focus back to the people who make care possible. Those delivering it. Those supporting it. Those strengthening it every day across the country.

In under four years, he reshaped CCH.

He brought together 32 operating companies with a single people-first vision and renewed confidence in our national role. He strengthened how we operate and clarified the responsibility that comes with scale to reach those who need us and be a voice for the sector.

He believed in the professionalism of those who deliver care. Under his leadership, we moved from “care workers” to “care professionals,” as a statement of respect. He ensured their experience and judgement helped shape our direction. He created the Extraordinary Care Awards because excellence in care deserves recognition. He launched CCH Connect, our internal platform connecting over 15,000 colleagues and giving them a voice across the organisation.

Externally, he was determined that social care should not sit at the margins of national life. It should stand at the centre. He challenged perceptions, engaged policymakers and worked to secure home care’s rightful place in this country. The sector awarded him as the Most Influential Leader, but he was quick to credit that recognition to the strength of our teams.

Days before his passing, in his final letter to colleagues, he wrote:

“I know that each of you is the strength of CCH, and it is through you that we, and our sector, will rise. Please know that I am with you, and I believe in you. Above all, I am proud and grateful to be part of this family. We are one, , and we do not fail.”

Social care matters to this country. Gary believed that. So do we.

We will carry that belief forward. With Community. With Courage. With Heart. Together, we will transform the image of care, further support the health of the nation and strengthen the lives entrusted to us. For Gary, we will not fail.

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Cardinal House, Abbeyfield Court, Abbeyfield Road
Nottingham
NG72SZ

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Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm

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http://www.candchealthcare.co.uk/

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