Care homes in Newark

An eight-bed specialist residential service, Elston House supports adults with autism who may present with behaviours that challenge. The home forms part of a wider social care organisation supporting people with autism, learning disabilities and mental health needs, while this setting focuses on residential support.

Its registered manager has experience supporting people with learning disabilities, autism and challenging behaviours.

Residential care and short stays are available at Edingley Lodge Care Home for older people in a village setting near Newark. Its published local services include residential care and respite or short-stay care.

The home prepares seasonal meals onsite using locally sourced meat and vegetables, including modified-texture dishes where needed. Residents and families can contribute to food choices through regular meetings.

Birches provides specialist residential support for people with autism and learning disabilities who may also present with behaviours that challenge. The service is designed for young people and adults who need a structured care setting with support centred on the individual.

Birches is part of Cygnet Health Care, which provides social care and specialist health services across its wider network.

Bowbridge Court provides residential and dementia care for older people in Newark, with an all-inclusive fee and a daily programme centred on activities and shared spaces.

The home includes a cinema, main dining and living room, side rooms for private family gatherings and a hair salon. Residents and visitors can take part in activities and community events, while the setting provides communal areas for everyday social life.

Supporting nine adults with learning disabilities, autism and accompanying complex needs, Chestnut Grange offers a small residential home environment. Its service is designed for people who need structured support while developing independence, meaningful activity and connection.

The home is part of Voyage Care, which provides support across residential homes, supported living and community settings.

Greenfields Close provides personalised residential support for up to 26 adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs near Newark. The registered home also supports people with physical disabilities and younger adults, within a setting designed around individual goals and aspirations.

The service is part of Salutem Care and Education, whose adult services cover people aged 18 and over with social care needs including autism,…

Holmlea supports younger adults with autism, learning disabilities and other support needs through residential care. It forms part of Kisimul’s adult residential provision, which helps individuals develop meaningful lives, skills and confidence.

Person-centred support and therapeutic services are combined with plans built around personal goals and greater independence.

Complex nursing, rehabilitation and assisted living support is the central focus of Pathfinders Specialist and Complex Care. The service supports older people, younger adults and people with learning, physical or sensory disabilities, with care plans based on individual aims and goals.

A full assessment identifies care needs, while physical therapy and exercise form part of the stated provision.

Red Roofs Residential Care Home supports older people, younger adults and people living with dementia in Newark. The wider Red Homes group offers residential, respite and day care, alongside dementia and end-of-life services.

Care is shaped around individual needs, with activities linked to residents’ interests and families kept informed about health events.

Salisbury House provides residential support within Kisimul’s services for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its wider organisation uses the Meaningful Life Model to create person-centred support around individual goals, needs and aspirations, with therapeutic services supporting people during admission and throughout their placement.

The model links everyday residential support with longer-term aims, helping…

Strawberry Fields Care Home supports older people with personal care needs, dementia, Alzheimer’s, memory loss and similar disorders. Each resident has a named key worker and a Personal Care Plan, with support shaped around individual needs, life history and preferences.

The home combines organised activities with freedom to choose. Residents can join music and movement, exercise classes and therapeutic sessions, while quiet rooms and garden…

The Troc Care Home provides residential care and day care for up to 32 residents in Newark. Admission follows a visit, a full needs assessment and agreement about care and fees, giving families a structured way to establish whether the home can meet a person’s requirements.

Activities are planned around each resident’s interests, skills, experiences and abilities.

Seven-bed residential care at Enright View supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs in Newark. The home provides a structured setting intended to promote safety, rebuild confidence and help residents develop greater independence.

Its smaller residential setting suits families and professionals seeking a homely placement rather than a large facility.