Care homes in North Northamptonshire

Holland House supports people with Prader-Willi Syndrome in a residential setting for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and younger adults. The home forms part of Consensus, whose specialist services also support people with autism and complex needs through residential and supported living provision.

Support is tailored to each person’s needs and aspirations, with families and professionals able to work with the provider to…

Residential support through Consensus is available at 78 Polwell Lane for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Referrals are shaped around individual needs and aspirations, with the organisation providing residential and supported living services.

Consensus works with families and professionals to identify appropriate support. Its approach focuses on enriching daily life, creating opportunities and helping people flourish,…

Residential and supported-living services at 2 Windsor Avenue are intended for people whose support needs and aspirations require individual consideration. The setting is registered for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities, while its wider organisation supports learning disabilities and complex needs.

Referrals are tailored to each person, with professionals and families involved in identifying suitable support.

Acacia Lodge Care Home combines residential, nursing and dementia care for adults whose needs range from help with daily tasks to more complex support. Short-term and long-term placements are available, with dementia care on the first floor and nursing care on the ground floor.

The home includes two lounges, two dining rooms and a quiet lounge, while its residential care supports older people with washing, dressing and other daily activities.

Agape Annexe provides small-scale residential care for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The home supports people who want individualised care, privacy and a family environment, with a maximum of four clients in each house.

Care plans are developed with clients, relatives, care managers and other professionals, then reviewed as needs change.

Adults with learning disabilities and complex support needs can find residential care at Aspen House. The home sits within Lifeways’ wider residential service, which includes supported living, 24/7 support and pathways for people moving from hospital or into adult services.

Support is assessed around individual needs, wellbeing and desired outcomes, with choices discussed throughout the placement process.

Avery Park Care Home provides dementia, residential and nursing care in Kettering, with support for older people whose needs may change over time. The home is part of Avery Healthcare, which also offers respite care across its wider service range.

Life at the home includes activities, social opportunities, meals and spaces designed around residents’ individual interests and experiences.

Beaumont Nursing Home provides professional 24-hour nursing, respite and palliative care for older people in Kettering. Its care model is person-centred, with residents supported to express views, make informed decisions and retain dignity throughout their stay.

The home’s wider service information covers nursing support day and night, care planning around individual needs and family communication about health conditions and treatment options.

Residential and dementia care for older people are listed at Bilton Court, with respite and short breaks included in Anchor’s wider care services. The home forms part of Anchor’s later-life housing and care network, which supports residents with wellbeing, activities, catering and everyday assistance.

Families can use Anchor’s guidance on care needs, fees and funding when comparing options, alongside the provider’s enquiry and viewing process.

Blossoms supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs through residential care. It forms part of Consensus, whose services include residential and supported living pathways designed around individual needs, aspirations and everyday independence.

Support is shaped around helping people build life skills, maintain wellbeing and pursue meaningful activities.

Burghley supports adults and young adults with learning disabilities, autism or mental illness with associated complex needs. Its registered residential setting is part of Mentaur’s specialist care services across Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire and Leicestershire.

Mentaur’s homes encourage independent living, with support intended to help residents reach their potential.