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Calendar 2021 Moor Allerton
Celebrating 25 years of MAECare
Elderly Care
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25 years of Moor 25
years
Allerton Elderly Care
Moor Allerton Elderly Care was set up in 1995 under the
umbrella of Churches Together in Moor Allerton and
Shadwell. It received a small amount of funding from
Leeds City Council, and had just one member of staff,
Carole Gosden. The following year MAECare began
its volunteer car transport scheme, and started the
Alwoodley Park Lunch Club, and by 1997 it had an office
in the vestry of St Stephen’s Church. Some activities
in the early years included Winter Warmers, Extend
exercise classes, Companions in Concert and the Stroke
Club. Friendly Visiting started formally in 2000, and in
2001 MAECare moved to Northcall on Cranmer Bank.
The premises at 57 Cranmer Bank have been occupied
since 2003, with the expansion to 57a taking place in
2015. MAECare became independent of CTMAS in 2008.
From the vestry to new premises at 57 and 57a we
have grown and developed. In 1995 we had one staff
member; we now have 13. We started with 40 volunteers
and we now have 90. Our first grant was £22,000; our
turnover last year was £305,000. The newsletter was
sent out to 185 people; it is now sent to over 1000 people.
The increase in resources has meant we can offer a wide
range of groups, activities and services.
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Carole Gosden appointed Expansion of our premises
1995 2001 Move to Northcall 2015
first coordinator into the unit next door at 57a
PenPals project
57 Cranmer Bank
1996 Volunteer Car Scheme is set up 2003 2015 starts with Alwoodley
premises are opened
Primary School
Supported by MAECare the Targeted support for people
First coach outing is
MAECare history
1996 Alwoodley Park Luncheon 2003 2016 living with dementia via Circles
organised
club is set up of Support and CST groups
Tai Chi and Chair-Based Exercise
The office is set up in 2004 Silver Surfers is set up to
1997 2017 classes start. MAECare holds its
St Stephen’s vestry support people with IT
first Burns Night celebration
Winter Warmers project Live at Home scheme Evening and weekend
Milestones in
1997 begins with sale of thermal 2004 offers help with practical 2018 activities expand with
vests and underwear issues in the home Shared Tables
First Big Lottery project The Making A Match
EXTEND (exercise to music)
1998 2004 GOSH, Getting On and 2018 project starts jointly with
classes begin
Staying Healthy OPAL in LS16
Companions in Concert MAECare is part of the
1998 2007 2019 The Dance On classes start
theatre group starts Linkage information project
MAECare carries on
1999 Gardening/Zurich Challenge 2008 Independence from CTMAS 2020 supporting our service users
through the challenges of the
COVID-19 pandemic
Formal Friendly Visiting Intergenerational work
2000 2009
scheme starts with local schools
Stroke club set up
2001 jointly with Meanwood 2012 Mind and Body starts
Neighbourhood Elders
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I feel very fortunate living so near MAECare
and being able to still have some great
experiences, meeting up with friends I have
made, and enjoying the many different
events that are made available to us”
Social isolation
MAECare events and activities help
older people to maintain social contact
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It’s made me more
active generally.
You forget all your
troubles doing the
class. Whatever the
weather, I won’t miss it”
Health and
wellbeing
Keeping active and keeping
connected are so important
for physical and mental health.
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MAECare Calendar 2021n tri b ution
king a co
Ma m m un ity
to the co
MAECare
counters
negative
stereotypes
of ageing by
celebrating
the essential
contribution
of older
people to our
organisation
and our local
community.June 2021
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MAECare Calendar 2021Control and
independence
Input from our service users
is a vital part of planning our
activities, ensuring that we are
led by their wants and needs.July 2021
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MAECare Calendar 2021Volunteers
118
Volunteers are always people
actively
essential for the running of voluntee
red last
MAECare activities, but they year, pro
viding
really went the extra mile to over 4
900 hours
support our community in of volunt
ary
activity
the 2020 Covid-19 crisis.August 2021
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MAECare Calendar 2021Anyone who
stops learning
is old, whether
at twenty or
eighty. Anyone
who keeps
learning stays
young”
Henry Ford
Learning
There are many
opportunities with
MAECare for lifelong
learning.September 2021
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MAECare Calendar 2021Resilience
The resilience and It really lifted my
cheerfulness of our spirits The fish and
MAECare members chips were very nice
has never been more Fish and chips home
delivery
evident than in these
testing times.
It was really lovely.
You could tell it was a
professional who had
done it. The cakes were
all fancied up in a box.
We did a quiz together.
It was really good!”
MAECare Zoomers online
afternoon teaOctober 2021
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MAECare Calendar 2021The future This calendar portrays some of the work that MAECare has done in the past I have been asked to write something about how things will develop for MAECare in the future In fact, it is very difficult to forecast exactly what will happen in the next few months. During the time since March 2020, the world has been in the middle of a pandemic caused by COVID 19. The UK went into lock-down in March, and regulations and guidelines were issued which affected us all. Many people had to isolate, and we had to discontinue most of MAECare’s activities. We were also asked to become the Community Care Hub for Leeds City Council’s COVID support base in Alwoodley. So, from that time MAECare has been organizing support and managing volunteers for people who couldn’t leave their homes to do things like shopping, getting medication or even walking their dogs. And we did that, as well as modifying our standard work with older people, using schemes such as telephone contact and support, emergency shopping, doorstop chats, providing fish and chip meals and even a distanced social event held in gazebos set up outside the office. We may well need to continue those sorts of activities for quite a while. But the virus has allowed some of us to learn new skills. People have learnt to speak a foreign language or take up a new hobby or even restart an old hobby. And many of us have developed skills in IT which have helped us to communicate with others in a whole host of different ways. And so, we’ve become interested in a wide variety of different things. Personally, I’ve become obsessed with digestive biscuits. I wouldn’t have given you tuppence for a digestive before the pandemic, but now I’ll even fight the dogs to get hold of one before they do! And I have learnt, from necessity, to re-roof my garden shed. Didn’t do a bad job, but I wouldn’t choose to do that one again! So, what does this have to do with MAECare? You will know that MAECare is funded to provide services for older people in the locality in emerging need and using different techniques. It’s not quite the same as eating digestives or learning to put a roof on, but I’m equating the situation to MAECare developing new activities to meet new needs and adapting other activities in the light of a changed situation. It will be hard, and there is much to think about, but we are committed, and we will do it. I know we have your support, and we will be there for you. Margaret Aveyard (Treasurer)
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MAECare Calendar 2021Our one to one contacts
Individual
support
Signposting
4% 8%
13% 7% Friendly visiting
2%
Listening Ear
The pie chart shows the different ways that
Advocacy we support people on an individual basis,
a hidden part of our work. We make many
One to one
home visits and also support many people
66% Carer support
through a simple phone call.
3%
Source of referral
Friends/Family/Neighbours
6% 3% 14%
Health Services
11%
Other
6% Self
Social Care
60%
Social PrescribingDecember 2021
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MAECare Calendar 2021Finance Income 2019–2020 £308,651
3%
MAECare income and expenditure 2019–20 Subscriptions
15%
Grants
The pie charts give a snap shot of our income 45%
and expenditure in 2019-20. Funding from Statutory Grants (LCC and CCG)
Leeds City Council and the NHS CCG are Donations & contributions
vital and allow us a measure of sustainability. 37% Gift Aid & Employment Allowance
Last year however it formed just over a third
of our income. Our headline funders are
Bank Interest
credited at the end of this calendar.
Expenditure 2019–2020 £318,828
2%
Staff Costs inc training
3% 13%
1%
2% Activities
6% Travel & Outings
Volunteer Expenses
75%
Premises Costs
Running CostsManagement Committee Our volunteers
Hugh Norwood (Chair) Joan Hurst Aaron Griffin James Hogg Paddy (Sum-Wing) Tsui
Alan Swift Janet Gourley Pam Hargreaves
Pauline Roylance (Vice Chair) Louise Lightfoot Allan Horswill Janet Harrand Patricia Ann Smeek
Margaret Aveyard (Treasurer) (resigned 10/10/19) Angela Peet Jean Lister Pauline Horswill
Eileen Ludlow Angie Bourdillon Jean Rajfeld Pauline Roylance
Joan Roberts (Vice Treasurer)
Arnold Bloomberg Jo Kane-Doyle Pauline Trousdale
Cynthia Chandler Liz Malia Baksh Kaur Kandola Joan Hurst Penny Watterson
Mike Creedon Gill Mason Barbara Catley Joan Roberts Peter Argyle
Barbara Jewitt Joan Shiers Peter Corscadden
Maureen Darnbrough Muriel Ramsey
Barry Dewhirst Joe Cole Peter J Rice
(resigned 23/04/19) Cllr Mohammed Shahzad Bharti Tanna Joseph Downey Petra Puter
Howard Foreman Irene Wyatt Carole Smith Josh Levine Phil Harriman
Catherine McCourt Judith Jackson Philip Aindow
Celia Martin Karen Battye Qing Tian
Staff team 2019–20
Charles Martyn Kathleen Haigh Rachel Baines
Chris Feetenby Kaye Smith Rachel Guthrie
Christel Mavor Kevin Dawson Rachel Mendel
Julia Edmunds (Manager) Christine Norwood Kevin Ludlow Rajinder Thukral
Cynthia Chandler Khawla Khdeir Rana Salem
Maria Nalty, (Senior Project Worker, Activities and Social Inclusion)
Danielle Jackson Krystyna Orlinski Ravinder Saundh
Rhonda Ward (Project Worker, Casework and Advocacy) David Appleyard Liz Malia Rebecca Hull
Julie Morrison (Project Worker, Mind and Body) David Rivett Lola Maben-Mead Rebecca Mitchell
David Wynick Louise Iduas Rosalie Scott
Vicky Taylor (Project Worker, Digital Inclusion to August 2020) Dawn Hatton Lynsey Yardley Ruth Youngman
Anna-Marie Garbutt (Project Worker, Digital Inclusion from October 2020) Dianne Greenwood Malcolm George Saniya Rabbani
Dolly Das Margaret Aveyard Sheila Shaw
Rebecca Matthews (Project Worker, Dementia Support) Stephen Higgins
Doreen Haupt Margaret Booth
Carole Smith (Project Worker, Dementia Support, from December 2019) Eileen Ludlow Margaret Buchan Suchita Karthik
Elise Weaver Margaret Shaha Sue Birdsall
Lisa Wilson (Project Worker, Making a Match)
Evangelia Antonopoulou Margaret Talintyre Susan Thirkill
Janet Onslow (Project Worker, Making a Match to October 2019) Geoffrey Walker Margaret Walmsley Suzanne Dunne
Mary Baillie (Project Worker, Making a Match from January 2020) George Lamb Marian Emly Suzanne Judge
Georgia Cooper Taylor Martin Bland Tom Ryder
Louisa Peters (Volunteer Co-ordinator, from June 2019 to September 2020) Gill Mason Mary Maslin Valerie Daniels
Baksh Kaur Kandola (Volunteer Co-ordinator from November 2020) Helen Lorie Mary Phillips Valerie Knowles
Howard Foreman Maya Dudko Valerie Stringer
Caroline Wright (Administration and Communications Co-ordinator) Hugh Norwood Michael Creedon Wendy Fountain
Geoff Fennell (Finance Worker) Irene Osborne Michele Gray Zipporah (Zippy) Ngure
Irene Wyatt Muriel Ramsey
Karen Linstrum (Transport Coordinator)
Isabel Mulligan Najlaa AwadDesign: dg3.co.uk
Moor Allerton Elderly Care
57 Cranmer Bank, Leeds LS17 5JD
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