The Fremantle Trust care homes

The Heights provides nursing, residential, respite and dementia care for older people, alongside support for people with learning disabilities and younger adults. The home has a particular focus on dementia care, using specialist training, supportive layouts, clear signage and meaningful activities to help residents remain connected to their abilities and interests.

Nursing care is available for short-term recovery after major surgery or for…

Chesham Leys supports older people and younger adults who need nursing or residential care, including people living with dementia and sensory impairment. The home is registered to provide care with nursing, with support available for both continuing and longer-term needs.

Care planning takes account of each resident’s life story, routines and preferences. Daily activities can include music, gardening or baking, while dementia support focuses on…

Farnham Common House supports older people with residential, dementia and nursing care, including longer-term placements and care during recovery from a major operation. Its care team provides person-centred support around the clock, with care planning shaped by each resident’s life story, routines, preferences and interests.

For people living with dementia, the home uses structured training and meaningful activities to support confidence,…

Lewin House supports older people with nursing and dementia care, alongside residential and respite services. Nursing care can be arranged during recovery from a major operation or on a longer-term basis, with the wider service also covering day care and intermediate care.

Dementia support is centred on each resident’s life story, routines, preferences and interests, with care plans and meaningful activities shaped around the individual.

Mulberry Court supports older people through residential care and dementia care, including people with physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Care teams learn each resident’s life story, preferences, routines and interests, then use that understanding to shape daily support and activities.

The home belongs to OSJCT, a not-for-profit care organisation whose wider services include residential, nursing and respite care.

Fremantle Court provides nursing and residential care for older people, with dementia care and respite support also available. The home can support people recovering from major surgery as well as those needing longer-term care, and its registered scope includes younger adults.

Dementia support is shaped around each resident’s life story, routines, preferences and interests, with trained teams and meaningful activities.

Sir Aubrey Ward House provides residential and dementia care for older people, with nursing, respite and day care also part of the wider care offer. Teams develop support around each resident’s life story, routines, preferences and interests, helping daily life remain familiar and purposeful. Dementia care includes staff training focused on communication, behaviour, independence and meaningful activity.

Cherry Garth supports older people with residential care and specialist dementia care in Holmer Green. The home provides 24-hour assistance and a daily environment where residents can take part in activities, social events and familiar routines.

Care planning is shaped by each resident’s life story, preferences, routines and abilities. Dementia support includes trained teams, clear signage, supportive layouts and meaningful activities such as…

Icknield Court provides residential dementia care for older people, with day care and respite services available through its wider care organisation. Care plans are shaped around each person’s life story and routines, while activities can include music, gardening and baking. Residential and early-stage dementia care is designed for adults living in a residential setting.

The home’s care approach supports memory, orientation and independence…

Wing View supports older people and adults with dementia through residential care, with provision also available for younger adults. It is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of OSJCT’s wider care services.

Its dementia support uses life stories, routines, interests and meaningful activities to shape everyday care.