Oakland Care’s Osbern Manor Care Home Receives Sustainability Award

Osbern Manor Care Home Receives

Sustainability Award

We are delighted to announce that Oakland Care has demonstrated its industry-leading approach to sustainability after our Osbern Manor Care Home in Wigmore was certified as ‘Excellent’ by the Building Research Establishment’s Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM).

BREEAM is the world’s leading sustainability assessment method for master planning projects, infrastructure, and buildings. As part of this, the organisation has introduced ‘BREEAM In Use’ (BIU), which assesses existing buildings. This process involves assessments of a building’s environmental, social, and economic sustainability performance using standards developed by the Building Research Establishment.

The assessment is set against various criteria, including energy and water use, pollution, resources, and the health and well-being of users. Buildings that have received this rating are identified as more sustainable environments that enhance the well-being of the people who live and work in them while helping to protect natural resources.

This latest accreditation adds to Oakland Care’s growing list of sustainability awards, which came after we were certified as the first carbon-neutral care home group.

For Oakland Care, Osbern Manor Care Home BIU rating is the continuation of our journey, and we are eager to continue our green mission and BREEAM journey across all of our care homes. In the wake of climate action, more important than ever, Oakland Care is leading the way for other care home providers to follow.

Find out more about Oakland Care’s Sustainability journey.