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Inspired by her day job as a care home operations manager, Jan McGavin from Dundee has published her debut novel. It is a dream come true for Jan – combining much-needed disability representation with the magical world of fantasy fiction.
While working for Kennedy Care Group, which has care homes across Angus, Fife and Aberdeenshire, Jan wrote the novel The Stone Dragon. It focuses on the importance of celebrating individuality and accepting our unique differences, as well as promoting representation of disability in literature.
The dragon with a difference
Aimed at older children and adults, it has just been published on Amazon Kindle and follows Snuffle: a disabled dragon born without wings into a society that has no room for diversity, difference or anything that could be perceived as a weakness.
Dundee care home Rose House to close
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A Dundee care home will close as early as next week, when its last resident moves out.
Rose House, in Constitution Terrace currently only has two residents living there and arrangements have been made for them to move to other homes.
Staff at the home are to be redeployed to other care facilities within the Kennedy Care Homes group – the company which ran Rose House.
A small number of employees are expected to choose to take redundancy rather than move to another care home.