Over 200 years serving older Christians

In 1807 our founding principle was based on Galatians 6:10 - to do good especially to the family of God. Our Christian ethos and spiritual support is the same as ever. It can be seen in all our care schemes, including our newest development, Royd Court in West Yorkshire. Providing independent, supported living, with personal care available when needed in 'care-ready' apartments for purchase or rent, Royd Court meets the needs of older Christians today. With extra facilities and activities every day of the week, it has become a lively, Christian community. In other parts of the country we offer sheltered and very sheltered housing, and residential and nursing care. We also hold seminars and conferences and give talks in churches.


What's New?

Dementia Conference 2008
People travelled from all over the country to London on 12th November for the first national conference on dementia organised by Pilgrim Homes. Judging by their comments as they left they benefitted much more from the day than they had anticipated. "Intensely compassionate", "so helpful, so much information", "I learned so much" were just a few of the things they said.
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Could it be dementia? Losing your mind doesn't mean losing your soul.
NEW and out now! "A rare gem of a book..." Dr.Mark Stibbe, Chorleywood. "Poignant, powerful and practical...it's a must-read!" Lyndon Bowring, CARE.
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~ Latest Articles ~

New Chief Executive For Pilgrim Homes
In August, Pilgrim Homes' trustees announced the appointment of Andrew Jessop as new Chief Executive from 1st October, 2008. Read more about Andrew...
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New Message Board
Do you have questions, or concerns or issues you would like to share with like-minded Christians? Our new Message Board is available now.
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25 million people in the UK affected by dementia
By the time you read this article two more people in the UK will have been diagnosed with dementia. Every three minutes of the working day two new diagnoses are made. Aound 700,000 people suffer from dementia, but it impacts on many, many ...
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