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Our Story
Founded in 1953, MHA Jersey (Methodist Homes for the Aged) is a charitable organisation dedicated to providing exceptional residential care for older adults across the island. Inspired by Christian values of compassion and service, we operate two welcoming homes: Stuart Court in St Lawrence and Maison La Corderie in St Helier. For over 70 years, we have supported residents to live with dignity, independence and community connection. Guided by a local Board and a committed team, we continue to evolve—combining tradition and innovation to provide high-quality, person-centred care for generations to come.
Activities & Community Life
At MHA Jersey, life is vibrant and varied. Both of our homes offer daily activities and events designed to support physical, mental and social wellbeing. From gentle exercise and arts & crafts to gardening, music, quizzes and community outings, there’s something for everyone. Residents are encouraged to shape the activity programme through regular meetings and feedback, ensuring it reflects their interests and traditions. Outings in our shared minibus help residents stay connected with Jersey’s beautiful surroundings and local community. Whether joining a group activity or enjoying quiet time, every resident is supported to live life to the fullest.
Health & Wellbeing
Health and wellbeing are at the heart of everything we do. Our experienced care teams work closely with each resident, their families, GPs and community professionals to ensure care is tailored to individual needs. Regular assessments, monthly one-to-one reviews, and use of secure electronic care planning systems help us deliver responsive, person-centred support. Residents have access to visiting professionals including chiropodists, hairdressers and allied health services, and are encouraged to take an active role in their own wellbeing. Our aim is to support independence, dignity and quality of life through compassionate, professional care in a homely environment.
Meals & Nutrition
Nutritious, freshly prepared meals are a highlight of daily life at MHA Jersey. Our talented catering teams create varied menus that reflect residents’ preferences, seasonal produce, and dietary requirements. Each day, residents are consulted on their meal choices and can request alternatives to suit their tastes. Mealtimes are social occasions, held in comfortable dining rooms that encourage conversation and connection. Residents also have access to a dedicated space in the dining room where they and their families can make tea and coffee at any time. Regular food satisfaction surveys and resident meetings ensure our approach remains inclusive, enjoyable, and focused on individual needs.
Faith & Pastoral Support
MHA Jersey is rooted in Christian values, but welcomes and respects people of all faiths and none. Spiritual and pastoral care is offered to anyone who wishes to receive it. Regular church services are held in both homes, alongside celebrations of religious festivals and meaningful life events. Residents are supported to practise their own faith traditions and access visiting clergy or community groups. Our compassionate teams offer pastoral support during times of change, reflection or bereavement, ensuring emotional and spiritual needs are met with sensitivity. Faith and pastoral care are integral to creating a supportive, inclusive community.
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MHA Jersey Facebook Posts
We had an excellent week at Stuart Court last week,,our Therapy dog Ghillie and Sue came back to see us, for lots of treats and cuddles.
Dawn had everyone singing away with all the actions to her songs.
Avril created some wonderful crafts for us all at the Glass church hall.
We enjoyed a trip to the the Grand maiche and a coffee catch up in the cafe and some memoriable scenic drives out and about . Looking forward to the new week ahead 🤩
Heres a few snaps from last week at Stuart Court, We had a venture out to the new Outlet store in St Johns, and made very welcome , The residents were interested to see food prices as its been awhile since they may of Grocery shopped, we met up with MLC at Partners restaurant and had a good old natter and catch up .
We've had Bernie and Elizabeth in to sing for us too and really enjoyed karios arts visting for our Knit and natter session , and very important Bingo fun too .
We have one of the best views from our Stuart Court balcony, enjoying the glorious sunshine with some bubbly and scones, spotting the planes .
Our residents really do enjoy getting out and about.
We visited St Martin's Tea Rooms and also Partners for coffee and a good old natter.
St Matthew's Church hall where we enjoy a serious game of Rumicub and crafts.
We welcomed Elizabeth entertaining us with her music getting us up for a boogie.
Getting together in or out of the house gathers us together to build friendships and relationships. Our social activities encourage communication and makes us feel part of the community.
Quick Links
Respite Care
Short-term stays offering expert care, comfort and community—ideal for recovery or to give carers a well-deserved break. Available at Stuart Court and Maison La Corderie.
Reports
Read our latest Jersey Care Commission inspection reports, highlighting the quality, safety and compassionate care provided across both of our residential homes.
Admissions
Step-by-step guidance on applying for residential or respite care, including assessments, availability, funding options and support to make the admissions process clear and reassuring.
Costs
Clear, transparent pricing and practical funding advice to help families understand fees for care at MHA Jersey, ensuring informed decisions and complete peace of mind.
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