Care homes in Sheffield

Collegiate House is listed as a university and residential care home, with registration covering younger adults, learning disabilities and mental health needs. The evidence also identifies its connection with Sheffield Hallam University and the Collegiate Campus, which provides a study setting with undergraduate, postgraduate, online and degree apprenticeship routes.

The campus offers academic departments, research centres, student support and…

Moorville House offers residential support for young adults with autism, learning disabilities, mental health conditions and other complex needs. Its person-centred approach uses individual care plans to reflect each resident’s needs, preferences and aspirations, with support aimed at developing practical skills and greater independence.

The service includes a family-style home and a range of accommodation and environments designed to match…

The Glen Private Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing care for older people and residents living with dementia. Highly qualified nurses lead each shift, supported by experienced carers, while residents can use communal areas or remain in their own rooms.

The home has 17 bedrooms, 15 with en-suite facilities, and offers home-cooked food, regular GP visits and referrals to physiotherapy or speech therapy when required.

Moving from hospital towards greater independence is a central use case at Bowden Lodge, which provides residential support for up to 16 men and women with primary mental health needs. The home also supports younger adults and people with mild learning disabilities, helping residents build stability before moving to less supported accommodation.

Registered as a care home without nursing, Bowden Lodge covers older people, mental health and younger…

The Elms supports learning disabled adults through HF Trust’s residential services in Sheffield and Derbyshire, helping people pursue greater independence and choice. HF Trust is a non-profit organisation whose regional services support people to live their lives their way.

Alongside residential care, the organisation offers supported living and supported employment, as well as social groups for learning disabled and autistic adults.

Moorend Place provides nursing, residential and dementia care, with a qualified nurse available around the clock for residents who need clinical support. Person-centred care plans are written around individual nursing, personal and daily-living needs, then updated as circumstances change. The home also offers respite and end-of-life care.

The setting is in Walkley, around a mile from Sheffield city centre, with enclosed gardens and a dementia…

Seven Hills Nursing Home provides nursing dementia care in a 24-bed home with a separate four-bed specialist dementia unit. The service is designed for older people and younger adults living with dementia, including residents whose needs may involve challenging behaviour. Individual nursing and residential support is combined with home-cooked meals, activities and opportunities for relatives to remain involved in care.

Seven Steps Short Breaks provides short breaks and respite care for adults with learning disabilities in Sheffield. Stays can last one night or a few nights, giving people a safe home away from home while families and carers take time out. The organisation also offers supported living and home care.

Support is available in the person’s own home, in the community or at the Short Breaks service.

Residential support at The Lodge is designed for young adults and others with autism, learning disabilities, mental health conditions and complex needs. The home offers care without nursing, with support shaped around each resident’s needs, likes and aspirations.

Residents are encouraged to build independence, confidence and practical skills, while personalised care plans are reviewed around their development.

Aaron House provides a 25-bed residential care setting in Sheffield for older people, including residents living with dementia. The newly refurbished home gives individual support, while day care and nursing provision are available through the wider care group.

Daily life includes activities, outdoor space and home-cooked meals, with special dietary needs catered for.

Aaron View Care Home supports older people, including people living with dementia, through assessed personal care and daily support. Each resident receives a named nurse on arrival, followed by a key-worker choice after an initial settling-in period.

The dementia service provides individualised support, while nurses and trained care workers promote residents’ health and wellbeing.

Alpine Lodge supports older people with residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in an active setting. Residents can receive help with daily living while taking part in activities, entertainment, outings and social routines that encourage involvement.

The home’s programme includes visiting entertainment and trips out, with communal life balanced by comfortable spaces and gardens for quieter time.