Shining the light of Jesus in the care home system
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Recent stories of care home evictions have raised uncomfortable questions about dignity, security and the way we value some of the most vulnerable in our society. As Christians working in this space, is there an opportunity to respond differently? Stephen Hammersley is the CEO of Pilgrims’ Friend Society, joined Carlton Baxter to unpack how care homes become places where people don’t just live—but truly feel valued and known, as well as what Christians can do to help lead the way
Released on 18 Jun 2026
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