Care homes in East Hampshire

Treloar College provides specialist further education for physically disabled learners aged 16 to 25, with residential and day provision. The college supports students who may also have complex medical needs, communication needs, sensory impairments or learning difficulties.

Education, therapy and care are integrated into tailored programmes, allowing students to work towards greater independence while developing academic, practical and life…

Tilmore Gardens provides residential care and support for 10 adults aged 18 and over with a range of learning disabilities. The service has 10 en-suite rooms in a shared house, creating a defined setting where residents can receive help while developing and maintaining independence.

Sanctuary Supported Living works with residents, families, carers and health professionals to create personalised support plans.

Nursing, residential and respite care at Wisteria Lodge supports older people, including those living with dementia. The 28-bed family-run home also provides day care and support for people living with frailty, with individual planning and ongoing staff training shaping the service.

Two dedicated activities co-ordinators arrange one-to-one and small-group sessions, outings and visiting entertainment.

Residential support at Jasmine House is designed for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The care home provides individualised support that helps residents build confidence, independence and a fulfilling daily life. It is registered for care without nursing and supports people with learning and physical disabilities, including younger adults.

The home forms part of Mysa Care’s residential services for adults with…

People with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs can access specialist support through Daffodils and Voyage Care. The wider service works across registered care homes, supported living accommodation, people’s own homes and community settings, with pathways tailored to individual goals and preferences.

Its person-centred approach focuses on meaningful lives, independence and connection.

Two separately registered homes at Pax Hill Nursing Home provide nursing, residential and dementia care within nine acres of gardens. The nursing home has two nursing floors and a lower-level residential floor, while a neighbouring residential EMF unit supports people living with dementia. The grounds include the former home of Lord Baden-Powell.

Fees include a furnished private en-suite bedroom, meals, specialist diets and Wi-Fi.

Round-the-clock residential, nursing and specialist dementia care is available at Pear Tree Court in Waterlooville. The home combines daily support with activities and facilities including a café, garden and cinema room, giving residents spaces for social time and quieter routines.

Its care offer also includes respite and end-of-life care, with an individual assessment used to determine the level of support and fees.

Residential and nursing care for older people, including dementia, respite and end-of-life support, is provided at Pear Tree Court. The home combines daily activities with practical facilities such as a café, garden and cinema room.

Care needs are assessed before admission, including mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and other support needs. Residents can join activities and outings, eat in communal settings and use shared lounges.

Supporting four adults in a small Holybourne home, Ashdale works with people who have learning disabilities and additional needs including epilepsy, visual impairment and communication difficulties. The registered service is a residential care home without nursing for learning disabilities and younger adults.

Ashdale forms part of Voyage Care, whose wider support includes residential care, supported living and community-based options.

Bentley Lodge Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and palliative care for older people. Its 56 ensuite rooms support a range of care needs, while the service also works with GPs, nurses, consultants and specialists to coordinate healthcare around residents’ daily lives.

Dementia care begins with understanding each person’s history, personality and interests.

Bere Grove Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Horndean, serving families near Waterlooville. Its care setting includes activities, landscaped outdoor space and a cinema room for shared entertainment.

Meals are prepared on site using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with menus adapted to residents’ wants and needs, including modified textured dishes.

Borovere provides residential and dementia care for older people in Alton, with respite and short-term recovery care also available. Families can discuss support after an operation, illness or hospital stay, including help with personal care and mobility.

A flexible trial period gives new residents time to experience daily life before a longer-term decision is made.

Brendoncare Alton combines nursing, dementia, residential, respite and end-of-life care in a home close to Alton town centre. It is designed for older people who need ongoing support, specialist dementia care or a planned period of respite.

Respite stays can be arranged ahead for holidays, recovery periods or times when additional help is needed.

Caroline House provides residential and assisted living support for adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and complex needs. Dolphin Homes describes its services as family-run care and supported living across Hampshire and West Sussex, with an emphasis on independence and meaningful community involvement.

The wider service offers residential homes and supported living in people’s own tenancies.

Supporting up to four women, Cloverdale is an all-female residential care home in Alton for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and challenging behaviour. Its small capacity creates a focused setting for people requiring residential support with complex needs.

Cloverdale sits within Voyage Care’s wider network of residential and supported living services.

Cordwainers supports eight women with complex learning and physical disabilities in Lindford. It is an all-female residential bungalow registered for learning disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

The service forms part of Voyage Care, whose wider pathways include residential care, supported living and community support.