Care homes in Barnsley

Ariya House supports people with acquired brain injury and physical or cognitive needs through transitional rehabilitation. Its core house includes nine transitional apartments, two pre-independence bungalows and two long-term apartments, creating a supported route towards greater independence.

Rehabilitation is integrated into functional daily living in a non-clinical setting.

Woodways provides intensive residential support and bespoke care for people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health issues, personality disorder and additional complex needs. It supports individuals under the Transforming Care Agenda, including people who may need a distinct environment or a pre-supported living setting.

Positive Behaviour Support forms part of the care provided to complex individuals, alongside residential arrangements…

Dearnevale provides nurse-led care for adults living with complex needs in a community-based home in Barnsley. Its registered scope includes older people, mental health and physical disabilities, with specialist pathways covering brain injury, dementia and neurological care.

The wider model includes multidisciplinary support, positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and occupational therapy, alongside activities and family support.

Mapplewell Manor provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Barnsley. The home is intended for people who need a safe setting and tailored support, whether they are moving into longer-term care or require a temporary stay while circumstances change.

As part of MHA, the home sits within a not-for-profit care organisation that reinvests surplus into its services.

A respite stay at Deangate Care Home can let someone experience daily life in a Hill Care home before a permanent move. Deangate is a residential care home within a wider network supporting people with dementia, learning disabilities and other care needs.

Hill Care helps families compare options, discuss funding and check availability. Its wider service range includes residential, dementia and respite care, but each home lists its own provision.

Holly Tree Lodge EMI Care Home supports adults with dementia and other registered care needs in a residential nursing-home setting. The home’s care approach focuses on understanding each resident’s individual needs, preferences and routines, with staff providing support for residents and their families. Its wider service menu includes dementia, residential, respite, nursing and dementia nursing care.

Residential care at Shaftsbury House is designed for people with learning disabilities who need support while developing greater independence. The home also supports older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities, within a care-home setting without nursing.

The house has 11 individual bedrooms across two floors, with a lift and mostly wheelchair-friendly rooms.

36 West Street provides residential care and support through Voyage Care for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. The provider also supports people in supported living accommodation and their own homes, with pathways shaped around individual goals and preferences.

Specialist support includes autism support and brain injury rehabilitation, alongside care for complex conditions.

Burntwood Hall Care Centre provides residential, dementia and respite care in an 18th-century manor house near Barnsley. The home supports older people and younger adults, with motivational games, crafting and singalongs forming part of its activities programme. Gardens and surrounding greenery create space for outdoor time, while communal rooms and dining areas support social routines.

Admissions begin with a conversation with the home manager,…

Chapel View Care Home specialises in residential care for older people, including dementia support and short-term respite care. The home provides personalised support for a wide range of needs, with activities designed around each resident’s lifestyle, hobbies and interests. Residents can continue activities within the home and local community, while relatives are encouraged to take part.

Community Places provides specialist residential care and support for adults with complex and diverse needs across Barnsley, Doncaster and South and West Yorkshire. Its documented focus includes learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions, with support centred on individual goals and development.

Homes may include en-suite bedrooms, self-contained apartments and residents’ kitchenettes.

Residential care at Dearne Hall supports older people, people living with dementia and younger adults who need a care home without nursing. The home offers contemporary surroundings and a permanent or short-break setting, with enquiries followed by a pre-assessment to understand individual care needs.

Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round before deciding.