Strode Park Foundation For People With Disabilities care homes

Lady Dane Farmhouse supports older people, younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities through residential care within Strode Park Foundation’s charitable services. The foundation also runs supported living, day opportunities and respite breaks, giving families access to related forms of care and support.

Its work includes care at home and nursing and end-of-life services, alongside residential homes and community programmes.

Footprints focuses on residential care for young people with disabilities, including learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. It forms part of Strode Park Foundation, whose services include supported living, day opportunities and respite or short breaks for children and adults.

The service is centred on younger residents rather than older-person care, giving families a specialist setting for ongoing support.

Platters Farm Lodge provides residential care and rehabilitation for older people, including people with dementia, after hospital treatment or a period of reduced mobility. The service is part of Strode Park Foundation, a Kent charity offering residential care, respite, supported living and care at home. Its registered scope includes older people and younger adults.

Rehabilitation support can help residents work towards returning home, with…

Strode Park House provides nursing and residential care within Strode Park Foundation, a charity supporting children and adults with disabilities. The home is registered as a care home with nursing and forms part of a wider foundation offering supported living, day opportunities, respite and short breaks.

The foundation also provides nursing and end-of-life care, with services designed around care, independence and wellbeing.

The Coach House provides residential care and supported living through Strode Park Foundation, a Kent charity supporting children and adults with disabilities. Its wider services include care at home, day opportunities, respite and short breaks, nursing and end-of-life care and supported living.

The foundation’s model is centred on independence and wellbeing, with a long history of disability support.