Care homes in Keighley

Bronte View supports autistic adults with learning disabilities through a specialist residential home near Keighley. The service has seven apartments and is registered for learning disabilities and younger adults.

The wider provider offers residential care, supported living and community support for people with complex needs. At Bronte View, support can be shaped around individual circumstances, preferences and goals while residents live in a…

Croft House Care Home provides residential care, day care and support for older people, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or younger adult care needs. Residents and families are involved in individualised care plans, which are monitored continuously and adjusted as needs change.

The home runs regular activities, weekly or fortnightly entertainment and minibus trips.

At Currergate Nursing Home, older people and residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment receive nursing support alongside accommodation and everyday assistance. The home also offers respite care, with registered nurses on duty at all times as part of its nursing provision.

Set in a village location, the home provides accommodation, meals and help with personal care needs, alongside activities and social engagement.

People with learning disabilities, complex needs and behaviours that may challenge are supported at Hawkstone House, a specialist residential service in West Yorkshire. The home sits within Cygnet’s social care provision and is registered for care involving learning disabilities.

Its wider organisation also covers autism, mental health and other specialist health and social care services.

An NAS-accredited residential home, Moorfields Lodge supports autistic adults with learning disabilities near Keighley. The home supports up to four adults with needs that can include low levels of challenging behaviour and epilepsy, creating a small specialist setting.

Moorfields Lodge forms part of Voyage Care’s wider support provision for people with complex needs.

Three Sisters supports up to ten adults with learning disabilities and autism in a residential home near Keighley. Its house-based setting is intended for people who need ongoing assistance while retaining opportunities for independence and participation in everyday life.

The service sits within Voyage Care’s broader residential, supported living and flexible support network for complex needs.

Townend Close supports older people and those living with dementia through residential care. The home is part of Anchor, whose wider care-home services include residential, dementia, respite and convalescent care.

Families can consider longer-term living as well as shorter breaks, while Anchor’s care-home offer includes catering, activities and resident wellbeing support.

Lindisfarne Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for up to 32 residents in Haworth. The home is designed for people who need support beyond what is safe at home while still wanting privacy, choice and as much independence as possible.

Care is built around daily routines, personal preferences and familiarity, with care plans reviewed regularly and adjusted as circumstances change.

Beanlands Nursing Home supports older people and younger adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or other complex requirements. Residents can choose between single and companion rooms, with personal interactive call-bell systems and lounges across two floors.

The home’s care plans are interactive, transparent and tailored to each resident. Rooms can be personalised with photographs, ornaments and small furniture, while a…