Fond farewell as Scarborough care assistant qualifies as midwife after delivering 40 babies

Residents and colleagues at Scarborough Hall Care Home have congratulated care assistant Grace as she prepares to begin a new career as a fully qualified midwife.

A care assistant is leaving Scarborough Hall Care Home after completing her midwifery training and delivering 40 babies.
Grace has qualified as a midwife and is now preparing to take the next step in her career, supporting families as they welcome their babies into the world.
Her achievement has been celebrated by residents and colleagues at the care home, where she has been a valued member of the team.
Resident Brian said: “I will be sad to see her go, but I’m so proud of everything she has achieved.”
A Scarborough Hall spokesperson said: "Grace has been a valued member of the Scarborough Hall team, and everyone is incredibly proud of her dedication and hard work in achieving her qualification.

"As she prepares to take the next step in her career, she leaves with the very best wishes of residents, colleagues and the wider Scarborough Hall family.

"Although Grace will be greatly missed at the home, the team is delighted to see her achieve her dream of becoming a midwife.

"Everyone at Scarborough Hall would like to congratulate Grace on becoming a fully qualified midwife and thank her for the time she has spent at the home.

"Her achievement is something to be incredibly proud of, and the team looks forward to hearing about all the wonderful things she accomplishes in the future.

"Congratulations, Grace! We will miss you, but we couldn’t be prouder of you and wish you all the very best for your future career."