Empowering Children to Reach Their Full Potential
We provide the tools and guidance for looked after children to thrive and excel into independence
Our Values Drive Us
Remarkable Outcomes and it's teams embody the values, passion and commitment needed to help ensure the children and young people we care for have the opportunity and support to A.C.H.I.E.V.E.
Ofsted Registered Services
Anthony's House
Anthony’s House is an Ofsted registered home within Liverpool, providing 1:1 support for up to two children at a time.
It is a typical four bedded semi- detached family home that has a homely and warm environment when you walk through the door, offering warmth, compassion, empathy and most of all genuine care.
The interior has been carefully planned so its gives children their own space and privacy within their fully furnished individual rooms, with ensuite bathroom facilities.
Iris's House
Iris's House has been designed to offer care and support to vulnerable children who require bespoke staffing ratios and identified needs.
The home and it's team have been created to support some of the care sectors most vulnerable and troubled young people who may often fall into the care of unscrupulous unregistered providers.
Meet The Team
Michael McMahon
Michael McMahon
Responsible Individual
Michael is the Responsible Individual for Remarkable Outcomes and a founder of the business.
Michael is experienced in both the Education and Care Sectors and known for a uniquely professional, yet distinctly holistic approach to his work- both as an educator and a care provider.
Hayley Bell
Michael McMahon
Ofsted Registered Manager
Hayley began her journey within residential care sector in 2016 as a Residential Support Worker role before swiftly progressing to a Team Leader and deputy manager through demonstrating strong organisational skills, attention to detail and passion for implementing exciting learning opportunities for the children.
Leah Irvine
Heather Whelan
Deputy Manager
Leah has a real passion for working with children and young people, especially those who need strong, consistent support to thrive.
Heather Whelan
Heather Whelan
Heather Whelan
Team Lead
Heather has worked within Children’s Residential Care since 2022, starting as a Residential Support worker but due to her natural leadership ability she quickly made the progression to a team leader role.
Lee Dodgson
Heather Whelan
Laurie Dumbell
Team Lead
Lee has also worked in various care homes including EMI units providing full care to adults who had conditions including dementia and Parkinson's disease and also provided care to those reaching end of life and requiring palliative care.
Laurie Dumbell
Heather Whelan
Laurie Dumbell
Support Worker
Laurie is a committed advocate for vulnerable children and young people and has worked to support them in a variety of settings and contexts.
Nadine Fletcher
Joelie Bosanquet
Nadine Fletcher
Support Worker
Nadine is a mother of four and caring for others has always come naturally to her, not only has she brought her own children and grandchildren up, she is always constantly aware of those around her who might need extra support.
Jack Fenlon
Joelie Bosanquet
Nadine Fletcher
Support Worker
Jack spent a decade working in a primary school for children with autism, supporting pupils across a wide range of needs and abilities.
Joelie Bosanquet
Joelie Bosanquet
Joelie Bosanquet
Support Worker
Joelie is motivated to continue with a career in residential child care since developing a strong passion for supporting young people and helping them achieve positive outcomes.