Personal care
Considerate support with dressing, washing, and everyday routines, shaped around individual preferences.
Discuss your needs
A home for the moments that matter
Rooted in care.
Surrounded by life.
Thoughtful support, familiar faces, and the comfort of a real home. A place where every person is known, valued, and welcome.
Fresh air. Open doors. A warm welcome.
Care with dignityAfrican warmth & hospitalityRoom to feel at home
Comfort in the everyday.
Welcome to Mimie Care Home
A small home.
A meaningful connection.
We believe that feeling cared for begins with feeling at home. The way you take your tea. A favourite book. The stories you love to tell. Those details matter.
Our home brings together calm, comfortable rooms, green outdoor spaces, and the warmth of African hospitality. We make room for each person’s culture, preferences, and daily rhythm.
Explore our approach to careCare, built around you
Support for a fuller everyday.
Practical help, thoughtful companionship, and respect for the things you can do for yourself.
Companionship
Time for conversation, a shared book, a favourite game, or simply a reassuring presence nearby.
Life at our homeEveryday support
A helping hand moving around the home, settling into a chair, and enjoying the garden at your own pace.
Meet our caregiversMeals together
A welcoming dining table and space to talk about food preferences, familiar flavours, and individual needs.
See our dining spacePeople first. Always.
A helping hand.
A familiar face.
Good care leaves room for independence. It is patient, personal, and attentive to how someone feels—not just what they need help with.
From a gentle hand on the way to a garden chair to an unhurried conversation, we want everyday moments to feel comfortable and human.
Get to know our team
Take a look around
Spaces to rest.
Places to come together.
White linen, warm wood, sunlight, and greenery. Every room belongs to the same welcoming home.
Three private rooms
Your own peaceful space
A large, beautifully made bed, soft white linen, and a private en-suite bathroom.
Two shared rooms
Comfort, with company
Two individual single beds in each room, with space to settle in and make yourself comfortable.
5 welcoming bedrooms3 private en-suite rooms2 twin shared rooms1 place to belong
Explore the details
Our home, from every angle.
Select a space. Swipe through. Open a photograph.
Life beyond the room
Little moments.
Lovely days.
Time to simply be
A good book.
Even better company.
A shaded spot beneath a tree. A bright Maasai mat. A story to share. There is room here for both quiet time and connection.
Plan your first visitGarden afternoons
Enjoy the lawn, flowers, and fresh air, or relax beneath the grass-thatched gazebo.
Stories & conversation
Books, music, memories, and the pleasure of having someone listen.
Gentle recreation
Garden walks and light activities chosen around each person’s comfort and ability.
Our caring team
Warm hearts.
Familiar faces.
Meet the people at the heart of our home.
CEO
Mimie Sigilai
A welcoming home begins with a culture of kindness, dignity, and respect.
Caregiver
Daniel
Practical support and a reassuring presence throughout the everyday.
Caregiver
Jacky
Time to listen, share a story, and help each person feel included.
The feeling of home
The little things mean everything.
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Mum enjoys the little things here—reading in the garden, sharing meals, and having someone take time to listen. Those everyday moments make her feel at home.
Choosing a home for Dad was a big decision. The warm welcome, comfortable surroundings, and patient approach helped our family feel reassured.
I appreciate having my own comfortable space and company when I want it. Sitting outside beneath the trees with a good book is my favourite part of the day.
Careers at Mimie
Bring your kindness
to work.
Patient. Thoughtful. Dependable. If that sounds like you, explore what it means to be part of a home where people come first.
A little reassurance
Questions worth asking.
Finding the right home starts with a conversation about the person, their preferences, and the support they need.
What are the bedroom options?
Our five-bedroom home includes three private rooms with large beds and en-suite bathrooms, plus two shared rooms with two single beds in each.
What are the bathrooms like?
The bathroom design includes shower grab rails, toilet support handles, a shower seat, and a walk-in shower area. A visit is the right time to discuss specific mobility needs.
Can residents spend time outdoors?
The garden includes a large lawn, mature shade trees, paved seating areas, flower beds, and a grass-thatched gazebo. Outdoor time can be shaped around individual preferences and abilities.
How do we decide whether the home is a good fit?
Start with the person’s routines, room preferences, and support needs. Prepare your questions, meet the team, and discuss the details together before making a decision.
Your next chapter
Come as you are.
Feel at home.
A visit is a chance to look around, meet the people, and ask the questions that matter to you.
Let’s prepare for your visit.
Make a short checklist to bring along when you meet the team.