Care homes in Halifax

Lee Mount Residential Home provides residential and dementia care for older people, alongside day care and support tailored to individual needs. The home can care for up to 25 people and offers local shops nearby, public transport access, a minibus, gardens and the option to bring personal furniture.

Following extensive redevelopment, the home uses an open-plan, activity-based setting.

Angelcare Residential Living provides residential care, respite, rehabilitation and step-down support in Halifax. The home welcomes guests from 18 to 65 and above, with an initial assessment used to create a care package around each person’s needs, including personal care, meals and changing requirements.

The service also covers post-operative and rehabilitation care, end-of-life care and support after illness, surgery or an accident.

Beckly is a specialist residential service in Halifax for individuals with learning disabilities, complex needs and behaviours that may challenge. It operates within Cygnet’s social care provision for young people and adults, with support centred on the person receiving care.

The service is part of an organisation whose wider specialist work includes autism, learning disabilities, mental health and acquired brain injury.

Holly Bank Care Home provides 24-hour personal care for older people in a small, family-run setting in Halifax. The team works with residents, local GPs and district nursing teams to understand individual needs and develop a tailored care plan, including support for palliative and mental health care.

Meals are prepared using local produce and can be served in the dining room or through room service.

Supporting up to four adults with learning disabilities and complex needs, New Fern is a small residential home in Halifax. It is registered as a care home without nursing and offers a shared setting for younger adults needing ongoing assistance with daily life.

The wider Voyage Care service includes flexible support for autism, brain injury rehabilitation and other complex needs across residential homes, supported living, community and home…

Rose Lodge Care Home provides residential and nursing care for older people, including those living with dementia. The purpose-built home is part of Bondcare’s wider group of care and nursing homes, with support focused on maintaining residents’ independence, identity and quality of life.

Families can arrange a viewing, use online information about the home and discuss care requirements with the team.

Savile Park supports older people, including those living with dementia, through residential care in modern surroundings. The home also provides respite care, with an assessment before moving in to understand care needs and support requirements.

Residents and families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round, followed by a pre-assessment and personalised care planning.

Cedar Grange supports older people, including those living with dementia or some physical health needs, for long-term stays, short breaks and respite care. Support is tailored to individual needs within a familiar residential setting.

Daily life includes home-cooked meals, dietary support and activities, with residents encouraged to make choices about their routines.