Care homes in Lewes

Abundant Grace Nursing Home provides nursing and specialist dementia care in Seaford for older people and younger adults. Its accommodation was entirely redesigned and rebuilt for nursing care, supporting people whose needs require a setting beyond their own home.

Care plans are developed around residents’ needs with involvement from residents and families.

Specialist dementia care for people living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia is the focus at Blatchington Manor, a purpose-built home in Seaford. Care is planned around individual needs, preferences and wishes.

The home has 67 bedrooms with personal climate control and large HD televisions, alongside lounges, dining rooms, secure gardens and activities supporting cognitive wellbeing and belonging.

Clifden House Dementia Care Centre specialises in dementia care for older people and younger adults, with residential support delivered in a home and community setting. It also provides comprehensive care for relatives staying for shorter periods, making respite part of its offer.

Care staff are allocated to individual zones containing a small number of residents, allowing them to get to know the people they support.

Specialist residential dementia care forms the core of Fairlight Manor in Peacehaven. Care plans are built with each resident and their family around individual needs, routines and preferences, then reviewed as circumstances change. Rooms can include treasured furniture, photographs and keepsakes to create familiarity.

Daily life offers group gatherings, creative sessions, gentle walks, fresh meals and quieter choices.

Lime Tree House Residential Home has 18 fully furnished rooms and a very large garden for older people seeking residential care in Lewes. Support is person-centred, with residents’ routines, preferences and wellbeing guiding daily care. The wider provider operates nursing and residential homes across Surrey and Sussex.

Residents receive help with everyday care while families remain involved throughout the move.

Maldon House supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities through residential care shaped around individual needs. The service is part of Achieve Together and is also presented as suitable for people with autism and complex support needs.

Its approach includes planning for the move from children’s to adult services, with early guidance for families and professionals.

Residential care at Nova House is arranged for older people who need support without nursing care. The independently run home provides a total care package from pre-assessment and admission through to changing daily needs, while encouraging residents to retain independence in a safe and stimulating setting.

Residents have access to a lounge, dining room, sun room, conservatory and patio garden.

Seaford Head Retirement Home supports people living with dementia in a small, family-run home set within a traditional house. Its familiar setting is designed around consistent routines and known faces, with the home close to Seaford town centre and seafront.

Accommodation comprises ten single rooms and three double rooms, with en-suite facilities in all but one.

SeeAbility supports people with learning disabilities or autism who may also have sight loss, helping them build relationships, enjoy activities, develop independence and pursue employment. Its residential and supported living services sit alongside community support, accessible resources and supported employment programmes.

The organisation also works on eye care, including accessible sight tests and local pathways for adults with learning…

SeeAbility’s Barclay House Residential Home supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and additional needs such as sight loss. Its residential care aims to help people build fuller lives through friendships, activities, accessible information and opportunities to find employment or develop independence.

SeeAbility also provides specialist eye care and accessible resources, including easy-read information.