Pilgrims' Friend Society care homes

Christian residential care for older people is at the heart of Evington Home, with support for people living with dementia and those who value a faith-based community. Daily care includes personal support, meals, housekeeping and activities shaped around individual needs.

Faith can form part of everyday life through devotional times, worship and spiritual support.

Older people can access residential, respite and end-of-life care at Finborough Court, a 32-bed home within a Christian community near Stowmarket. Bespoke support is shaped around each resident’s needs and preferences, with family members welcomed as part of the care relationship.

Rooms have toilets, television and telephone access points, and residents are encouraged to personalise their space with belongings from home.

Emmaus House supports older people through residential care, professional dementia care and end-of-life care within a Christian community. Bespoke support reflects residents’ needs, likes and dislikes, while families are welcomed and involved in care planning. The home is registered without nursing.

The house belongs to Pilgrims’ Friend Society, whose care homes provide physical, emotional and spiritual support shaped by Christian compassion.

Residential care for older people is available at Ernest Luff Homes, including respite and end-of-life care. Luff House is a 28-bed home in Walton-on-the-Naze, within a Christian community where support is tailored to individual needs, preferences and routines.

Residents have access to lounges, dining rooms, a quiet lounge, accessible gardens and a passenger lift.

For older people seeking residential care in Wantage, Framland offers a 21-bed home with respite and end-of-life care. The setting provides person-centred support within a Christian community, combining comfortable accommodation with physical, emotional and spiritual care.

Residents have furnished rooms, with nine rooms offering en-suite bathrooms, and can personalise their space with their own belongings.

Within a Christian care community, Middlefields House supports older people with residential care, including people living with dementia. Daily life combines personal support, nutritious meals, housekeeping and opportunities for fellowship.

Residents have comfortable bedrooms and bespoke care built around their needs, likes and dislikes. Families are welcome to visit, while managers work with them to support each person’s care.

Milward House provides residential care and dementia support for older people within a Christian community. Residents have their own comfortable bedrooms and receive care shaped around their needs, preferences and personal routines, with families welcomed into the home.

The home forms part of Pilgrims’ Friend Society, whose care communities include devotional times, social activities, nutritious meals and housekeeping.

Older people, including those living with dementia, can receive residential care at Shottermill House, a 31-bed home in Haslemere. The service also includes respite and end-of-life care, with support shaped around individual needs within a Christian community.

Residents have furnished rooms, accessible bathrooms, a wheelchair-accessible garden and a passenger lift.

Villa Adastra supports older people through residential care in a 40-bed home in Hassocks, with respite care and end-of-life care also available. The home belongs to a Christian care organisation whose residential homes provide person-centred support within a Christian community. Residential, respite and end-of-life care form its key care options.

Residents have comfortable bedrooms and receive care tailored to their individual needs.