Care homes in Thanet

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential care, day services and accessible activities. Its work spans children, young people and adults, helping people communicate, learn skills, build friendships and take part in everyday life.

Arts, sports and wellbeing sessions offer opportunities to stay active and creative, while adult services include residential care and day support.

Residential support is available for people who are autistic or have a learning disability at Rose Farm House. The home provides care for five people and is registered without nursing, with support also covering learning disabilities.

Set in a semi-rural part of Ramsgate, the home combines daily support with a route towards greater independence.

Rosedene Residential Care Limited supports older people who no longer feel confident living alone or need more daily help than family can provide. The privately owned Margate home has been established for over 25 years, with care shaped around individual needs and preferences.

Residents receive personal care, support with frailty and medication administration, alongside regular reviews of their care plans.

SENSE provides residential care and wider disability support through Sense, a national charity for disabled people with complex needs. The Ramsgate service is registered for learning disabilities and sensory impairment, while the wider organisation also offers day services, community support and accessible activities.

Support is built around participation, communication, independence and individual choice.

For older people needing residential support, Bradstowe Lodge combines a 26-room home with care designed to promote independence. Qualified staff are on duty around the clock, and residents can call for assistance at any time. The home supports older people without nursing and has capacity for 27 residents.

Residents can personalise rooms with furniture, photographs and mementoes.

Chartwell House supports older people through residential care, dementia care and short stays, with a Life Enrichment Programme covering physical, creative, social and memory-focused activities. Its dementia support is aimed at mild to moderate needs and includes life story work, memory activities and a calm, structured setting.

Residents can personalise rooms with meaningful belongings and join activities designed to support physical, emotional…

Claremont Care Home supports people over 65 with residential care, dementia care and Alzheimer’s support in central Margate. The small home encourages familiar routines, personal belongings and links with family and friends, creating a setting shaped around everyday comfort.

Residents can receive help with personal care, continence and mobility, with individual care plans reviewed every four weeks.

Cleveland House supports adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and autism in a residential setting. Individual support takes account of each person’s abilities, interests, preferences and needs, within National Care Group’s wider adult social care network.

Support begins with assessment and an agreed package, while the group’s progression model is designed to match accommodation and support to changing needs.

Ebbsfleet House provides residential support for up to five males and females who are autistic or have a learning disability. The Ramsgate home sits in a semi-rural setting and aims to help residents develop confidence, self-esteem and the skills needed for greater independence.

Support is offered in a homely environment surrounded by countryside, with the wider Priory organisation also providing specialist mental health and addiction services.

Highfield Residential Home provides residential care for older people from a 23-bed Victorian house in Birchington. All rooms are single, although some are large enough to be doubles. The home includes 24-hour care, meals, activities and laundry support for people needing anything from companionship to extensive help with daily living.

Residents can join coffee mornings, outings and music sessions, while the home works with local doctors,…

Martins provides residential support for two people with learning disabilities or autism in Ramsgate. The home also supports individuals who present with mild, moderate or severe behaviours that challenge, with a small setting suited to residents who need focused assistance in everyday life.

Support is designed to encourage independence through life skills developed in the house and in the community.