Greensleeves Homes Trust care homes

Broadlands provides residential, respite and end-of-life care for older people, including people living with dementia and physical disabilities. Before a move, the team works with residents and families to understand care needs, routines and personal history, then uses this information to shape a personalised plan and support settling in.

The home has landscaped gardens overlooking the Norfolk Broads, with outdoor space for walks, family visits…

Harleston House provides residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Lowestoft. Daily life is centred on familiar routines, freshly prepared meals, safe indoor and outdoor spaces and activities shaped around each resident’s interests and abilities.

The home offers short-term respite and flexible trial stays of up to six weeks, giving families time to assess whether the setting suits their needs.

Broadacres Care Home combines residential care with respite and weekday day care for older people near Norwich. The home supports residents with routines, preferences and personal belongings considered before moving in, helping new residents settle into their rooms and daily life.

Day care runs Monday to Friday from 8am to 4pm and includes meals, activities, communal facilities and companionship.

De Lucy House provides residential and dementia care for older people in Diss, with support focused on familiarity, dignity, routines and individual preferences. Its dementia provision uses smaller 15-bed units, secure external doors and keypad systems to create a calmer, more familiar setting.

The service also offers respite care and flexible trial stays, with personal care, meals and communal activities included during a stay.

The Briars provides specialist dementia, residential and respite care in Sandown for older people. Daily life centres on familiar routines, freshly prepared meals and garden time, with comfortable lounges and activities supporting connection and independence.

The dementia approach includes 24-hour support, secure surroundings and activities adapted to residents’ life stories.

Borovere provides residential and dementia care for older people in Alton, with respite and short-term recovery care also available. Families can discuss support after an operation, illness or hospital stay, including help with personal care and mobility.

A flexible trial period gives new residents time to experience daily life before a longer-term decision is made.

Clarendon Lodge supports older people with residential and dementia care, as well as respite stays. The home offers a trial of up to six weeks, allowing someone to experience the setting before deciding on a permanent move.

Dementia support uses familiar surroundings, adapted activities and consistent assistance, with a one-floor layout, private courtyard and outdoor access.

Glebelands House provides nursing, residential and dementia care for older people, including residents with complex physical or cognitive needs. The home offers 24-hour care within a not-for-profit organisation, with individual assessments and support shaped around each resident’s routines, preferences and communication.

Respite stays can support recovery after illness, additional care following hospital discharge or a family carer’s break.

Grosvenor House provides residential, early dementia and respite care for older people, with support tailored to individual needs and routines. The home’s approach includes an assessment before moving in, a personalised care plan and family involvement where helpful, helping new residents settle into the service.

Short-term respite stays are available after an operation, during recovery, while a family carer takes a break or before a longer-term…

Henley House combines residential, dementia and respite care for older people in a purpose-designed home on the edge of Ipswich. Residents can use landscaped gardens, comfortable lounges, a cinema and tea room, with support shaped around individual routines and care needs.

Dementia care is provided on a separate floor with a dedicated Care Unit Manager. Short-term respite and flexible trial stays can help someone experience the home before…

Pelsall Hall supports older people with residential and dementia care, including people whose needs may change over time. The home offers personal care, activities, shared spaces and support designed around familiar routines and individual preferences.

Short-term respite stays and flexible trials of up to six weeks allow someone to experience the home before making a longer-term decision.

Rose Cottage provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Huntingdon. The home is part of Greensleeves Care, a not-for-profit organisation whose care model uses assessments, personalised plans and familiar routines to support a gentle transition into residential care.

Dementia support is shaped around each resident’s life story, abilities and changing needs, with calm communication and adapted activities.

Sharnbrook House supports older people through residential, dementia and respite care in a characterful home near Bedford. Residents receive help with personal care and daily tasks while being encouraged to maintain familiar routines, interests and independence.

The home offers short-term respite stays and a separate trial period of up to six weeks for people considering long-term care.

Speirs House provides residential, dementia and nursing care for older people, with a not-for-profit model that reinvests care fees into services. The home also offers respite care and a flexible trial period of up to six weeks, allowing a resident to experience the daily routine, meals, activities and surroundings before making a longer-term decision.

Dementia support is based on understanding each resident’s routines, life story, communication…

Tickford Abbey provides residential and dementia care for older people in Newport Pagnell, with short-term respite stays and a six-week flexible trial period also available. The home is part of Greensleeves Care, a not-for-profit organisation whose services include care for dementia, residential and nursing needs across England.

Dementia support is delivered in a dedicated area with calm routines, familiar surroundings and activities adapted to…

Residential, dementia and respite care are available at Torkington House for older people and those living with physical disabilities. People aged 65 and over can also attend day care, with care, meals, medication support and activities included.

Care plans begin with an understanding of each resident’s routines, interests and needs, helping new residents settle gradually.

Viera Gray House provides residential and dementia care for older people in Barnes, with the support of Greensleeves Care’s not-for-profit model. Residents can receive care in a home where fees are reinvested into services, rather than distributed to shareholders.

The home offers a six-week flexible trial period and short-term respite stays after illness, hospital discharge or a change in routine.

Whitegates Care Home provides residential, early dementia and respite care for older people in a small 21-room home in Hastings. Residents receive support with daily routines, social connection and emotional wellbeing, while care is shaped around their identity, preferences and independence.

The home offers short-term respite stays and a six-week flexible trial period, allowing someone to experience daily life before making a longer-term decision.

Arden House offers residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Leamington Spa. Dementia support is provided on a dedicated floor, with routines, familiar faces and meaningful activities shaped around each resident’s life story and communication needs.

Families can arrange respite care or a short-term stay, and the home also offers a trial period of up to six weeks for permanent placements.

Buckler's Lodge Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people, with respite stays and a flexible six-week no-obligation trial. The home builds detailed care plans around each resident’s needs, routines and preferences, involving families throughout the move. Home for Life funding assurance can support private residents to remain at the home if personal funds run out, provided their care needs can still be met.