Care homes in Ripon

Ellershaw House Limited provides residential, respite and day services for adults with learning disabilities and additional needs, including autism and mental health needs. Its support is centred on choice, independence and personal goals, with individual activities designed around each person’s wants and abilities.

Set on 14 acres of former farmland, the home integrates riding therapy, horticulture and animal husbandry into everyday life.

Long Meadow Care Home provides residential, dementia, convalescence and respite stays for older people, younger adults and people living with mental health needs. The family-run home combines a period property with modern facilities and a homely setting in Ripon.

Residents can use three lounges, including a quiet lounge, two dining rooms, wet rooms and en-suite facilities.

St Anne's Community Services supports people with learning disabilities through care and accommodation intended to help them lead independent and fulfilled lives. Greenacres is presented within a wider charitable service that also includes supported living, Shared Lives and support for people experiencing homelessness.

The organisation combines care with practical support, using trained staff with multidisciplinary skills and experience.

The Coach House Nursing Home supports people aged 65 and over with residential and nursing care, including help with personal care, mobility, medication and complex health needs. Qualified nurses are available day and night, with care plans covering medical, personal and emotional needs.

The home occupies a period property surrounded by parkland near Ripon, with accessible gardens, communal areas and private bedrooms.

The Moors Care Centre supports residents in Ripon with nursing and dementia care, alongside residential, day, end-of-life and respite services. Its nursing provision is suited to people whose health needs require ongoing clinical support, while dementia care addresses structured daily assistance.

The two-storey home has a lift, wheelchair access and disability-friendly facilities.

Support for adults and young people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism and mental health needs is the focus at United Response. Its Ripon service is a residential care home without nursing, supporting people to pursue greater independence and live the life they choose.

Practical help can include day-to-day living, finding a home or job, education and activities in the local community.

Borrage House supports older people with residential and dementia care in a registered care home setting. It forms part of Anchor’s later-life services, which include residential care, dementia care and respite or short breaks.

Families can access guidance on care needs, fees and funding through the wider organisation. Resident wellbeing support covers activities, catering and mealtimes, helping structure everyday life in the home.