Welcome to Kevlin House
Kevlin House is located on Norwich Road in North Walsham, just a short 10-minute walk from the town centre, making it ideally situated for visitors and relatives or residents at the home, and for residents to enjoy regular day trips out to neighbouring towns. The home offers residents and visitors warm and welcoming environment with a 'family-feel' and offers tailored, person-centred care to residents who require additional support, including those with dementia and mental health needs.
Kevlin House has been well recognised at the Norfolk Care Awards, being awarded for our excellence in dementia care and person-centred care, as well as one of our staff being named `Rising Star’.
Life at Kevlin House
At Kevlin House we aim to help people feel busy and engaged, keep up with lifelong hobbies and provide a wide range of activities and facilities.
Care at Kevlin House
We provide a wide range of specialist care at Kevlin house, and tailor care plans to individuals that prioritise emotional wellbeing as well as physical wellbeing.
Get In Touch
If you would like to make an enquiry on behalf of a loved one, please do not hesitate to get in touch. Our team will be delighted to speak with you.
Home Manager
Meet Shannon Rimmer – Manager of Kevlin House
Shannon's journey to becoming the manager of Kevlin House is a testament to her diverse experiences and unwavering passion for care. Starting her career in retail, Shannon's curiosity and dedication led her to volunteer as a Special Constable for Norfolk Constabulary. However, it was during her time as a Healthcare Assistant (HCA) on the acute medical unit at Norfolk and Norwich Hospital that she discovered her calling for helping others.
Her passion for dementia care began at Belvoir House, where she realised the importance of providing meaningful, compassionate support to those living with dementia. Now, as the manager of Kevlin House, Shannon is committed to making a real difference by implementing innovative ideas and ensuring that residents receive the exceptional care they deserve.
For Shannon, care is more than just a profession—it’s a way of life. Working in dementia care has deepened her understanding of the power of kindness, family, and positive interaction. She believes in giving residents purpose, independence, and moments of joy, whether that’s through a shared laugh or simply being a comforting presence. "Seeing a smile on someone’s face or making them laugh is the best feeling in the world," she says.
