Care homes in Dewsbury

Residential and dementia care at Ashworth Grange supports older people in Dewsbury. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and is listed for dementia and older people’s care, giving families a residential setting for ongoing support.

Daily life includes activities, home-cooked meals and snacks. The home’s published description presents a clean and comfortable environment, while Bridge Oak Care Homes lists residential and dementia…

Aston Manor EMI Residential Home supports older people and residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its residential and nursing provision is organised around individual needs in a secure, homely setting.

Residents can join a daily activities timetable designed for different mobility levels. The wider service includes respite, dementia, nursing and long-term care, while traditional meals can accommodate dietary…

Up to eight adults with learning disabilities, epilepsy, physical disabilities and behaviours of concern can receive residential support at Branwell Manor in Dewsbury. The home is registered for learning disabilities and younger adults, without nursing registration.

The small setting supports people with complex needs in a residential environment. Voyage Care describes flexible pathways across residential homes, supported living and community…

Clarence House provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Its wider provider network focuses on helping people live fulfilling, independent lives in homes close to community services.

Individually tailored care planning supports residents’ goals, confidence and personal development. The service helps people pursue ambitions and build everyday independence through residential and supported living…

Eight self-contained apartments give Fennell Court a defined residential setting for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The Dewsbury service is registered as a care home without nursing and supports people who need help living with greater structure and independence.

The home sits within Voyage Care’s wider supported living and care network, with support shaped around individual needs and daily life.

Manor Croft supports older people and younger adults through residential and nursing care, including care for dementia and physical disabilities. Long-term, short-term and respite care are available within a CQC-registered home.

Care is tailored around individual needs, with three meals a day, snacks and refreshments, restaurant-style dining and the option to eat in a bedroom.

Oak Park Care Home supports older people with residential care, including dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and mental health needs. Respite stays give families a short-term option when a full-time carer needs a break or a relative needs temporary support.

The home promotes activities and facilities for resident engagement, while personal belongings can be brought into rooms to create a familiar environment.

Sandhurst Court supports adults with learning disabilities and associated complex needs through residential care tailored to medical, physical, cultural and emotional requirements. The home provides a homely setting focused on comfort, dignity and independence.

Activities are adapted to individual requirements, while the wider Horizon service offers farm and horticultural projects, small animal care, swimming and hydrotherapy.

St Anne's Community Services supports people with learning disabilities through care and housing services designed around independence and fulfilled daily life. Its work includes residential care, supported living, Shared Lives and outreach or domiciliary support, although the Dewsbury service is specifically registered for learning disability care without nursing.

The organisation is a not-for-profit charity with multidisciplinary staff and a…

St Anne's Community Services provides care and support for people with learning disabilities, including nursing care and supported living. Its wider services also cover Shared Lives, outreach and domiciliary care, housing-related support and assistance for people experiencing homelessness.

The organisation works with people who need support to live more independently and build a fulfilled life, using multidisciplinary staff skills across its…

St Anne's Community Services supports people with mental health needs through person-centred care and accommodation, with its Lees Hall Road listing associated with residential care. The charity also provides nursing care, supported living, Shared Lives and support for homeless people.

Its wider service model is built around independence and fulfilled lives, supported by staff with multidisciplinary skills and experience.

The Old Vicarage provides residential support for seven adult men and women close to Dewsbury. Its service is designed for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs or autism who need a settled home with support for daily life.

The setting is registered as a care home without nursing, so families considering it should discuss the person’s specific needs with the team.

York House provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults in Dewsbury. The home is intended for people who need ongoing support in a residential setting, including those whose needs are linked to dementia.

Care is presented as an active, supportive part of daily life, with residents encouraged to maintain comfort, dignity and involvement in the home.

Freddie Finlay supports people with complex mental health needs in a purpose-built residential setting. Its registered scope includes older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities, while the home is designed to encourage activity, personal development and greater independence.

Facilities include a gym, cinema room, games room and outdoor areas. Residents can join tailored activities and trips out, and use smaller kitchens and…