24/08/2026
Mount Charles Secures Four-Year Catering Deal With Northern Ireland Hospice
Mount Charles has been chosen as the new catering partner for Northern Ireland Hospice under a four-year arrangement.
The agreement runs for an initial three years with the option to extend by a further year, and will see the independent, family-owned company provide food services for residents, staff and visitors across the Hospice.
The partnership unites two organisations with a strong focus on care, service and people. Drawing on its experience in healthcare and care settings, Mount Charles will deliver a high-quality catering offer designed to support the Hospice team and enhance the experience of patients, families and colleagues.
Stacey McAlister, Operations Director at Mount Charles, said: "We are incredibly proud to be partnering with Northern Ireland Hospice. As specialists in delivering catering services within care and healthcare environments, this partnership is a natural fit for our organisation. "At Mount Charles, we understand the importance of compassion, empathy and personal connection in care settings, and these values align closely with those of the Hospice. The work carried out by Northern Ireland Hospice has a profound impact on individuals and families across Northern Ireland, and we are honoured to play a part in supporting that journey through high-quality food and hospitality. This partnership truly places people and care at its heart."
As part of the contract, Mount Charles will roll out a series of service enhancements, including refreshed menus tailored to residents’ and staff preferences, the introduction of its Clover & Grain food concept, a new on-site management structure and a renewed emphasis on quality, customer experience and innovation.
These measures aim to deliver a welcoming dining experience that complements the exceptional care provided by Northern Ireland Hospice, with comfort, nutrition and hospitality central to the offer.
The agreement runs for an initial three years with the option to extend by a further year, and will see the independent, family-owned company provide food services for residents, staff and visitors across the Hospice.
The partnership unites two organisations with a strong focus on care, service and people. Drawing on its experience in healthcare and care settings, Mount Charles will deliver a high-quality catering offer designed to support the Hospice team and enhance the experience of patients, families and colleagues.
Stacey McAlister, Operations Director at Mount Charles, said: "We are incredibly proud to be partnering with Northern Ireland Hospice. As specialists in delivering catering services within care and healthcare environments, this partnership is a natural fit for our organisation. "At Mount Charles, we understand the importance of compassion, empathy and personal connection in care settings, and these values align closely with those of the Hospice. The work carried out by Northern Ireland Hospice has a profound impact on individuals and families across Northern Ireland, and we are honoured to play a part in supporting that journey through high-quality food and hospitality. This partnership truly places people and care at its heart."
As part of the contract, Mount Charles will roll out a series of service enhancements, including refreshed menus tailored to residents’ and staff preferences, the introduction of its Clover & Grain food concept, a new on-site management structure and a renewed emphasis on quality, customer experience and innovation.
These measures aim to deliver a welcoming dining experience that complements the exceptional care provided by Northern Ireland Hospice, with comfort, nutrition and hospitality central to the offer.
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