Meet The Team At Meadow Court
Welcome to the heart of Meadow Court, where our dedicated team is committed to providing exceptional care and support to our residents. Our team is passionate about creating a warm and inclusive environment where each individual can thrive.
Martin Priddle
Registered Manager
I joined Meadow Court in February 2017 as a Support Worker, eager to make a positive impact in the lives of others. Through dedication and a strong work ethic, I progressed to the role of Senior Support Worker and later to Deputy Manager, gaining valuable experience. In July 2024, I was honoured to become the Registered Manager, a role that allows me to further influence the delivery of high-quality, person-centred care. I believe strongly that all individuals should be treated equally and with dignity, and I am committed to fostering a culture of inclusion and respect. I also recognize the vital importance of community enrichment in promoting independence and enhancing the quality of life for those we support.
In my role as Registered Manager, I strive to ensure that our services empower individuals, promote equal opportunities, and create environments where everyone feels valued and included.
Kiri Eaton
Operations Manager
I have worked at Meadow Court since 2013 and have worked my way from Support Worker to Operations Manager in that time. I have supported many individuals over the years and have had the privilege of being involved with their progression and development; some of which have gone onto live more independent lives in the community.
In my role as the Operations Manager I oversee the delivery of care services; develop strategies to improve operational efficiency and effectiveness, as well as evaluating staff performance and identifying areas of improvement or concern.
Jessica Blackford
Senior Team Manager
Jess has worked at Meadow Court since 2016 as a Support Worker. She has gained vast knowledge and experience that has allowed to progress well in her career. Jess has completed her level 2 & 3 in Health and Social care and has gone on to complete her level 5 qualification.
Jess was promoted to Senior Team Manager in October 2024.
Jess has always had a passion for helping others and this was clear from
the start. She strives to promote independence and inclusion for all.
Gary Bond
Shift Leader
Gary joined Meadow Court at the beginning of 2024 as Shift Leader. Gary is a friendly face that is always smiling, he is passionate about ensuring his team commit themselves to a high standard of support to enable all our clients to achieve the best they can.
Gary joined Meadow Court with a wide knowledge and understanding; this stems from growing up with a sister who was diagnosed with severe physical and learning disabilities who herself required 24/7 support.
Gary has a genuine passion for helping others, and he has a very caring and understanding presence.
Lindsey Peters
Shift Leader
Lindsey Joined Meadow Court in February 2019 and has been dedicated to supporting others from the very beginning. She has proven to be very versatile in her approach to supporting our clients over the years.
Lindsey has completed her level 3 & 4 in Health and Social Care; this has led to her becoming a Shift Leader.
Lindsey is keen to take on new challenges and opportunities for additional learning.
Martin Clist
Shift Leader
My name is Martin, and I am a shift lead of a night team. I have worked at Meadow Court since 2018, and during this time I have worked with many residents of varying needs and abilities.
I enjoy my job as it is satisfying to see others benefit from the care provided by Meadow Court; coupled with my job role permitting me to express my innate qualities of empathy and warmth.
In my spare time I enjoy walking, painting, reading, and gaming.
Michelle Welsher
Shift Leader
Michelle joined Meadow Court in 2020 as a support worker working nights.
She was promoted to the role of Night Team Shift Leader in 2024. Michelle has a bubbly and friendly personality with a passion for supporting others.
With the organisation’s transition to digital care recording in late 2024, Michelle has embraced this change with trepidation, however she has dedicated time and efforts with new learning to develop skills to aid her in her role.