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Trina Steer

Deputy Manager

Trina joined Acorn Court in 2009 as Head of Unit and was promoted to Deputy Manager in 2021. She believes exceptional care is built on teamwork, dignity and respect, and is passionate about developing others while ensuring residents and staff feel valued and heard. For Trina, care is not just a profession it is truly her calling and has over 40 years of experience across health and social care.

At an early age Trina enjoyed running errands for older neighbours and these simple acts of kindness grew into a lifelong commitment supporting others. Over more than 20 years, she contributed to national Transforming Social Care initiatives, including developing support worker roles, induction programmes and NVQ competencies as well as supporting the 2009 resettlement scheme for vulnerable British nationals returning from Zimbabwe.

In her spare time Trina enjoys spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, proudly embracing her role as their devoted taxi driver!