Nugent are a registered charity, caring for, educating, and protecting vulnerable children, young people and adults through their schools, care homes, and community and social work services.
Schools
Nugent’s specialist schools and services provide adaptable education and care for children and young children with complex needs.
Homes
Nugent’s residential services provide secure, caring and supported living environments for children, young people, people with disabilities and the elderly.
Communities
Nugent’s Community Services have for many years been at the forefront of personalised, outcome focused support for volunteers, community groups, Deaf people, people who are hard of hearing and people who have learning disabilities.
Families
Services that support and develop families through adoption.
Support
Support includes all administrative functions for all our services, Administration, Human Resources, Finance, Marketing & Communications, Quality Assurance, Information & Communications Technology, Fundraising, Property Services, Health & Safety, Procurement and Information Governance & Claims.
Liverpool City Region’s leading social care charity, Nugent is celebrating after raising nearly £100,000 at its annual Gala, which will go towards ‘Making Memories’ for
Downtown in Business boss Frank Mckenna caught up with Joanne Henney, CEO at Nugent, Simon Krol, Director at Krol Corlett Construction and James Jaycock, Insurance Broker at Butterworth Spengler to discuss what and who Nugent are.
Jo Henney, CEO of Nugent, spoke about Monday’s news that the Government is scrapping the one-word Ofsted rating system. Among Nugent’s eighteen services is an independent special school and a secure children’s home which was rated Outstanding in 2024:
Avrenim and Zoe’s Place Baby Hospice join forces as it signs up to ‘150’ campaign
Off the back of Wes Streeting’s interview on ‘Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg’, where he said “on social care [he] would have wanted [Labour’s] manifesto to be more ambitious”, Jo Henney, CEO of Nugent, a charity dedicated to caring for, educating, and protecting vulnerable children, young people and adults through schools, care homes, and community and social work services, shares her response and thoughts on the future of Social care.
In light of yesterday’s news about the General Election, Jo Henney, CEO at Nugent, Sean Keyes, CEO of Sutcliffe, Simon Harris, CEO of Avrenim and Jen Fenner, co-founder and MD of DefProc have shared their thoughts with Downtown in Business.
