Care homes in Castleford

Brookfield provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities, autism and related complex needs. The Castleford home is designed around independent living, with a focus on helping residents retain their identity, independence and sense of value within a residential setting.

The service is needs-led and can include support with daily routines, personal belongings and care planning.

Castleford Lodge combines nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults who need support in later life or after a change in circumstances. It is registered as a care home with nursing, giving the service a broader clinical scope than a home without nursing.

The home presents a cosy, modern setting where care is shaped around individual needs, routines and preferences.

Fairburn Mews provides nurse-led care for adults with complex needs in Castleford. Its registered scope includes dementia, mental health, physical disabilities, learning disabilities and younger adults. The home is suited to people who need nursing oversight alongside structured daily support.

The wider care model includes multidisciplinary support, positive behaviour support and physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

Fairburn Vale delivers nurse-led care for adults living with complex neurological, mental health, physical or behavioural needs. Its community-based care-home setting is intended for people requiring specialist support beyond standard residential provision.

The wider service covers brain injury, dementia and end-of-life care. Fairburn Vale works within a multidisciplinary approach that includes positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and…

Kingfisher View provides nurse-led care for adults with complex neurological, mental health, physical and behavioural needs. Its care menu includes brain injury care, dementia care and end-of-life care, alongside positive behaviour support and therapy services.

The home follows a multidisciplinary approach and includes activities as part of life in the service.

Newbrook supports younger adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment through registered residential care without nursing. Its Castleford service forms part of Bondcare’s care-home group and is presented as support for young adults with complex care requirements.

The home’s stated objectives include helping residents retain independence, identity and a sense of value.

Newfield Lodge provides residential and residential dementia care for older people in Castleford. The home is welcoming new residents and offers a care setting focused on daily support for people who need help living safely and comfortably.

Its wider care programme includes residential, nursing, dementia and respite services across HC-One, while the branch-specific description identifies residential and residential dementia care.

Wheldale Heights provides nurse-led care for adults with complex needs in a community-based home. Its specialist offer includes dementia and neurological care, alongside support for physical disabilities and Huntington’s disease.

The service combines nursing support with a multidisciplinary approach, positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

Whitwood House supports older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities in a residential care setting. Its support is intended for people with complex care and support needs, with individual assessments and ongoing reviews as circumstances change.

Residents can personalise their rooms with personal possessions and pictures, and are encouraged to take part in household activities such as cooking and cleaning according to their…

Highfield Care Centre supports older people and younger adults through residential, dementia and respite care in Allerton Bywater near Castleford. It is registered for care involving dementia, and its published service profile presents the home as an active setting with support shaped around residents’ needs.

The home’s wider care context includes activities and a supportive daily routine, giving residents opportunities for engagement alongside…

Cymar House provides residential care for adults aged 18 to 65, with or without dementia. Registered for 30 residents, the home uses a key-worker system that allocates each resident a suitably qualified member of staff. Team members also receive training focused on dementia communication.

Bedrooms are single occupancy and individually decorated, with residents encouraged to personalise their space.

Whitwood Hall supports older people, people with learning disabilities and younger adults within Lifeways’ residential care provision for complex care and support needs. Placements are based on individual assessment, with support intended to reflect each person’s choices and desired outcomes.

Needs are reviewed over time, including when a person’s level of care changes, and support can work towards greater independence where possible.