Care homes in Bootle

Manna House provides residential care and person-centred support for adults with learning disabilities and people on the autistic spectrum. Its smaller homes sit within a larger complex, creating a residential structure that supports independence, life skills and established community relationships.

Residents are encouraged to participate in meal preparation and light kitchen duties, while staff promote healthy eating and personalisation of…

Roxburgh House Care Home offers residential support for older people in Bootle. It is part of ADL, a provider whose services include residential and nursing care for older people with age-related needs, mental health problems and complex care requirements.

ADL’s specialist provision can include support for Alzheimer’s and dementia, enduring mental ill health, young early-onset dementia and behaviours that pose a challenge.

Byron Court Care Home provides residential, mental health and specialist nursing care for up to 52 people in Bootle. Individual care plans take account of residents’ needs, beliefs, values and customs.

The home includes 24-hour care, meals and daily activities, with communal lounges and dining areas for social time. A wheelchair-accessible garden is also available, while hairdressing, chiropody and newspaper deliveries can be added for an extra…

James Dixon Court provides residential care and respite support for adults with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs and physical disabilities. The service forms part of New Directions’ adult social care provision for Sefton, covering both longer-term placements and shorter stays.

Respite can support people after hospital discharge, families who usually provide care at home or adults who need a temporary change of setting.