1993 Annex extension adding a further seven single bedrooms so we were registered for 29 residents.

1994 Cathrina Moore completed studies and qualified as a Registered General Nurse

1995 Cathrina Moore became Care Manager and implemented electronic care plans.

1997 We celebrate our 10^th anniversary with a fate and BBQ.

1999 The Moore family home was incorporated in to the Care Home Building.

2000 The Chapel House registered as a 35-bed care home.

2002 Mrs Moore Retired having worked her last 8am to 8pm shift on 25th of December due to ill health.

2003 Kim Dawson became Registered Manager of the Chapel House.

2003 Cathrina Moore, Debbie Bebbington & Kim Dawson embarked on their Batchelors of Science degrees.

2004 Construction of Plessington Court began, project managed by the Moore family.

2005 Plessington Court opened registering with the CQC for 19 beds, we could register a shared room to allow couples with differing needs to stay together.

2010 We celebrated 5 Years at Plessington Court, with a family BBQ event.

2010 An additional bedroom was converted in Plessington Court and registered with the CQC

2011 We replaced all the second-floor windows in Chapel House and new central heating system

2011 We decided to operate at 30 beds in Chapel House although registration remains at 35 we only have one companion room now.

2015 January Cathrina & Kim attended a one-year part time course with Dementia Care matters on culture change and the butterfly approach with David Sheard.

2015 April we replaced the passenger lift in Chapel House and carried out extensive refurbishment of the home including new upgraded fire alarm system in both Care Homes.

2015 December Cathrina & Kim were successful in their application to become admiral nurses working in partnership with Dementia UK

2016 April We launched our Admiral Nursing Service providing Specialist community nursing to families caring for someone with dementia the launch raised over £3000.00 for Dementia UK. We embarked on our first piece of formal research with Dementia UK.  Dementia UK’s GEANS (Getting Evidence into Admiral Nurse Services) programme collects evidence of how Admiral Nurses make a difference to families living with dementia, and how the work Admiral Nurses do promotes best practice in dementia care. We were the only care home & community based service who took part.

2016 June Our Sister Company Retain Wellbeing became a Community Interest Company and the GIFT Network widened with projects in Wirral and Winsford

2016 September Cathrina & Kim started their MSc Studies at Worcester University

2017 January Cathrina & Kim completed the first MSc Module; Admiral Nurse Competency Framework

2017 February we welcomed Student Nurses back to our Home and continued our work with Chester University

2017 April Debbie Bebbington and Alison Ellison Joined the Admiral Nurse Team and completed their inductions with Dementia UK

2017 September The Chapel House celebrated 30 years with a diner and dance at Chester Town Hall with friends old and new.

2017 September we prepared our PRI for the CQC and this has formed a working plan of objectives for Chapel House & Plessington Court.

2017 September we opened GIFT Café Puddington in collaboration with Retain Wellbeing CIC

2017 October we joined the Deep Network. The Dementia Engagement & Empowerment Project (DEEP) brings together groups of people with dementia from across the UK.