Pilgrim Homes
Registered UK Charity
(no: 242266)
Postal Address:
175 Tower Bridge Road, London, SE1 2AL, United Kingdom
Christian residential care, nursing care, sheltered and very sheltered housing, extra care housing.
1807 - 2010...over 200 years serving older Christians, based on the scripture that tells us to do good to all, especially to the family of God.[Galatians 6:10]
What's New?
Easy Fundraising
Have you heard about easyfundraising yet? It's an excellent way of raising money for Pilgrim Homes, and it couldn't be easier to do.
Just sign up here (new page) for free and use the links on the site to take you to the retailer. Then a percentage of whatever you spend comes back to us directly at no extra cost to you at all. Easyfundraising has over 2,000 of the main retailers on its site, including M & S and Amazon, and some of the donations can be as much as 15% of your purchase. Click here to read more.
Could the new year mean a new job for you?
Check out our Jobs Section. There are three important Management vacancies, in Yorkshire and Wellsborough. Click here »
Latest Quarterly Magazine
Our last magazine of 2009 with stories of people, places, conferences and how nobodies become royalty. For the PDF click here or for the page turning version click here.
Must Have Publications
Worshipping with Dementia
Selected Scripture verses, meditations, prayers and hymns for people with dementia and their caregivers. Pam Rhodes, Presenter of TV's 'Songs of Praise', says, "This book inspires on so many levels - to the carer for whom it is a resource, full of ideas and memory-joggers but most of all, to the dementia sufferer, because it might provide the key to unlock the soul of a Christian whose mind has forgotten the loving God their heart has always known and longed for."
Click here to read more »
'Dementia: Frank & Linda's story - new Understanding, new approaches, new hope.'
Thanks to a better understanding of how the brain works and how it is affected by dementia, experts and carers have developed a new understanding and a way of caring that can help to hold a person together. This book follows Frank and Linda's story, together with practical advice and encouragement. To read more, click here.
Could it be dementia? Losing your mind doesn't mean losing your soul.
This book sold out in it's first printing and is still selling well. 'Poignant, powerful and practical ... it's a must-read,' said Lyndon Bowring, Chairman of CARE. To read more click here.
How to help dementia sufferers
A handy little booklet prepared in response to feedback from our books and conferences, and questions we're often asked. Copies were snapped up at conference. You can download a pdf of the booklet by clicking here, or you can order copies through our contact form.