Directory

Contents:

1. Residential Care Home for Older People
2. Hospital of God Almshouses for Older People
3. Estate Houses for Rent to the General Public
4. Grant Making to Other Charities

1. Residential Care Home for Older People

The residential care home, Stichell House, opened in October 2006 and consists of 35 rooms all of which exceed the government minimum requirements for floor space.

Return to the above Page Menu

2. Hospital of God Almshouses for Older People

The Hospital of God owns 63 almshouses in Greatham offering sheltered accommodation for people of pensionable age. These include:

• Founders Court built in the 1980s with 9 bungalows.
• Dormer Parkhurst Almshouses built in 1761 with 4 bungalows.
• Greenside Sheltered Accommodation built in 1974 with 13 flats, 3 bed sits and 4 bungalows.
• Shannon Court built in 1989 consisting of 4 Bungalows.
• Hospital Close converted in 2007 consisting of 10 Bungalows.
• Brother House converted in 2007 consisting of 5 Apartments.
• Another 11 almshouses around Greatham village.

For more information on almshouses, click here.

Return to the above Page Menu

3. Estate Houses for Rent to the General Public

The Hospital of God owns about 75 houses in pleasant village of Greatham and these are available to let to the general public. For more information on estate houses, click here.

Return to the above Page Menu

4. Grant Making to Other Charities

The Hospital of God makes grants to other charities in the north east of England. For further information, our grant making criteria and the dates of Grant Committee meetings, click here.