Aspire Healthcare Limited care homes

Grasmere Lodge accommodates up to 20 adults with mental health disorders and learning disabilities, including challenging behaviour. The home supports people with high support needs in a residential setting near central Gateshead.

Tailored support packages cover activities of daily living and social inclusion, with residents’ interests and wellbeing informing care.

Adults with mental health disorders and learning disabilities receive nursing and residential care at Milldene Nursing Home. The purpose-built home near central Gosforth accommodates up to thirteen adults, with thirteen single ensuite bedrooms, accessible facilities and adaptable rooms for people with physical disabilities.

Residents have access to an open-plan living and dining area, communal kitchen and private garden with patio and vegetable…

Adults with mild, moderate or acute learning disabilities can receive residential support at Milton Lodge in Whitley Bay, particularly where high support needs or behaviours create additional risks. Milton Lodge supports residents through individual care planning focused on personal development and independence.

The home has twelve single bedrooms, three lounges, two dining rooms and a communal kitchen, with enclosed outdoor space.

Parkvale supports adults with mental health issues and mild, moderate or acute learning disabilities, including people whose behaviour may place themselves or others at risk. Its work is linked to rehabilitation, community presence and personal development.

The three-storey property accommodates up to seven male adults in single rooms. Shared facilities include a lounge, dining room and conservatory, while separate bathroom and toilet facilities…

Poplar Lodge provides residential care for up to nine adult men with learning disabilities whose behaviours may place themselves or others at risk. The detached stone-built house stands in almost an acre of grounds, with bedrooms reflecting individual preferences and shared kitchen and lounge areas.

Residents can take part in gardening, horticultural and maintenance activities using sheds, greenhouses and individual plots of land.

Westholme supports up to seven adults with mental health needs, learning disabilities or challenging behaviour in a three-floor terraced house. The home supports both men and women, with staff helping residents manage personal care, develop independence and work towards goals recorded in individual care plans.

The property includes a gravelled side area and rear yard where residents can garden or help organise the layout.