One to one activities for our residents at our specialist home for younger people with disabilities
One to one time is always really important for our younger people at our specialist home - Staveley Birkleas in Nab Wood Shipley. We make it a priority to work on a one to one basis with our residents doing activities they love - whether that's painting, reading, puzzles or bingo!
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Half the homes at a stunning new retirement development sold off plan
Half of the new retirement homes being built at the popular Fairmount Park development in Nab Wood, Shipley have already sold off plan.
A warm welcome for new recruits at our family run care group
We have made some key new appointments and promotions across our three nursing and care homes in Nab Wood and Steeton.
Czajka Care Group goes for gold and brings prestigious award home again
We have been reaccredited with the prestigious Gold Standard Framework (GSF) Quality Hallmark Award at two of our homes.
Czajka Care Group celebrate 40 years of care
This summer we are celebrating our 40th anniversary.
Czajka Care Group was established in Saltaire, West Yorkshire, in 1983. Our owner and managing director, Konrad Czajka has recently been recognised for his outstanding commitment to the care industry, attending a special Garden Party at Buckingham Palace as part of coronation celebrations.
Care group offers chefs the perfect recipe for a tasty work life balance
We have launched a recruitment drive to grow our team of qualified chefs and we are already enticing candidates who are turning their backs on the bright lights of city centre venues, in return for daytime working hours.
Karl Minott is the latest chef to join Czajka Care Group after previously working as head chef in city centre kitchens for one of Europe’s largest craft brewers and serving up BBQ style food for a well-known restaurant chain
Plans to expand at Currergate Nursing Home to meet demand
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