Care homes in Hove

Fairdene Lodge supports older people living with dementia, sensory impairment and other healthcare needs in a residential setting. Its care plans are shaped around individual requirements and preferences, with residents involved in choices about their daily routines.

The home has five individually themed reception rooms, clearly numbered bedroom doors and dementia-friendly rummage boxes that support familiarity and engagement.

Portland Road supports people living with mental health needs within BHT Sussex’s housing and specialist support services. BHT Sussex combines accommodation with support, advice and guidance for people affected by homelessness, poverty and marginalisation.

The organisation works across Brighton & Hove, Eastbourne, Hastings and other Sussex areas, linking housing with wider specialist services.

Sackville Gardens supports people with mental health needs within BHT Sussex’s housing and specialist support work. BHT Sussex provides housing, support and guidance across Brighton and Sussex, including services addressing homelessness, poverty and marginalisation.

The home is connected to an organisation delivering homelessness prevention and other specialist services, giving its residential support a wider social care context.

Barford Court supports older people through residential care, including dementia and physical disability support, in a care home without nursing. Residents receive personal care, help with daily routines and activities designed to help them retain as much independence as possible.

The home forms part of RMBI Care Co., which provides residential dementia support and nursing care across its wider service, alongside respite and permanent care…

287 Dyke Road provides residential support for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults. Its specialist care setting is relevant to individuals who need help with daily life, greater independence or a carefully planned move into adult support.

The wider service brings together person-centred planning, hospital discharge support and transition planning from children’s to adult services.

3 The Droveway provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities and complex needs, with a focus on building an individual life rather than simply meeting care requirements. Support is also available for autistic people and people with additional support needs.

Its Wheel of Engagement framework brings together identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence when planning support.

3a The Droveway supports younger adults with learning disabilities and complex needs through residential support, within a wider specialist service for autistic people, acquired brain injuries and mental health needs. Its planning approach considers identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence.

The provider’s Wheel of Engagement framework is co-produced with people receiving support, families and support teams.

4 Vallance Gardens provides residential care and specialist support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The service is designed for younger adults who may need structured help with daily life, relationships, wellbeing and independence.

Its person-centred Wheel of Engagement framework considers identity, aspirations, relationships and the goals that matter to each individual.

Autumn Lodge provides long-term, respite and day care for people living with dementia in a converted group of Edwardian houses. Its approach is tailored to each resident, with round-the-clock care, support for daily activities and regular reviews with external health professionals and the Dementia Specialist Care Team.

Daily life includes themed events, music and cooking, as well as animals and weekly rickshaw rides along the seafront promenade.

Conifer Lodge supports up to 26 people over 55 living with mental health problems. The home occupies three large Edwardian houses in a residential area close to shops, cafés, a post office, library and adult learning centre.

Residents are supported to maintain independence through cooking, baking, gardening, laundry and household tasks.

Run by a non-profit charity, Crescent House offers residential care for older people in a 19-bed detached home. Residents have single bedrooms, communal areas and support with daily living, while retaining privacy, personal choice and the ability to lock their own room door.

Six bedrooms have en-suite facilities, three include wet-room showers and a passenger lift serves the first floor.

Downlands provides 24-hour nursing, respite and palliative care for older people in Hove. The home is registered for nursing care and supports older people and those with physical disabilities, with support centred on comfort, dignity and individual needs.

Nursing staff are available day and night, while respite care can support recovery, rehabilitation or temporary relief for family carers.

Lansdowne Road provides residential care and person-centred support for people with learning disabilities. The service is part of the Frances Taylor Foundation, which also supports older people through residential care, supported living, day opportunities and specialist nursing care.

Support is built around each person’s strengths, aspirations, choices and need for independence.