At our St Mary’s Chanterlands nursing care home in Hull, we believe life should include the best environment, best care, and the best of life.

Our person-centred care enables residents to keep on doing the things they’ve always loved – and often the things they perhaps thought they could no longer enjoy.

Residents are supported to live an active and fulfilled life, help out in the garden, enjoy other hobbies and exercise, and keep up their usual routines which enable residents to make their lives their own.

The facilities at St Mary’s Chanterlands allow residents to enjoy other everyday routines that keep them independent, including having their weekly hair appointment or catching up with friends and family in the lounge, or in the privacy of their own room.

Our activities, trips, events and hobbies take place both within St Mary’s Chanterlands nursing home, Hull, and the surrounding areas and include gardening, fundraising days for local charities and excursions to community events, local exhibitions, the theatre and the cinema.

We are also proud to be part of the Dementia Friends campaign and other charities to support research on what practices best support people living with dementia.

Please book a visit and come and see for yourself what life is like at St Mary’s Chanterlands.

Jayne Boothby – Manager

With over 30 years in care, Jayne Boothby’s passion began when caring for her grandfather. A former Clinical Nurse Manager, she has extensive experience managing nursing homes like St Mary’s and strong relationships with local healthcare professionals, ensuring smooth transitions for new residents.

Jayne’s warm, hands-on approach creates a welcoming environment, reflected in her dedicated care team. Outside of work, she is a keen angler and supports the Hull Fishing Heritage Centre, where her husband, Jerry, serves as chairman.