Care homes in South Shields

Harton Grange provides residential and dementia care for older people, including dedicated support within a Memory Lane Community. Respite and short stays are also available, making the home relevant for both longer-term placements and temporary support.

The home combines personal care with daily life enrichment, including seasonal meals, activities and shared social spaces.

Cheviot Court provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in South Shields. Its purpose-built setting supports people needing ongoing care or a shorter stay, with communal spaces for activities and social contact.

Facilities include a garden, activities room and conservatory, while a minibus supports outings. The home also has a hair and beauty salon, music room, lounge area and church services.

Real Life Options provides personalised support for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex or age-related needs, helping individuals develop independence, choice and confidence. The organisation works with people, families, friends and local communities to shape support around life at home, relationships and community participation.

Its approach can include practical help with communication, daily living and meaningful activity,…

Chichester Court Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people and adults with differing support needs. Its care team also supports people requiring end-of-life care, with nursing staff available around the clock for residents who need qualified clinical support.

Dementia care is organised around individually tailored, person-centred care plans, while daily life includes activities, hobby groups and entertainment…

Fairholme provides registered residential support for adults with mental health needs and learning disabilities in South Shields. The service offers 24-hour assistance while focusing on individuality, independence, dignity and respect.

Person-centred planning shapes the support, with attention to each person’s goals and aspirations. Fairholme suits adults who need a stable home and ongoing assistance while remaining active and involved in daily…

Haven Court provides residential and nursing care, dementia care and re-enablement for people living across South Tyneside. The purpose-built home supports residents with health and social care needs, while its team focuses on welfare, happiness and dignity.

The service includes a dedicated Cedar Unit, shared accommodation and meals supplied by the Trust’s catering department.

Individual assessment helps Lifeways Community Care shape support around people with complex care and support needs. Its services include residential care and supported living, with welcoming settings designed around personal wellbeing and desired outcomes.

The organisation also supports people moving on from hospital or transitioning to adult services.

Marine Park View supports people in South Shields with residential and nursing care, including dementia and end-of-life needs. The home has 22 registered beds, with single rooms, two rooms suitable for couples and a large ground-floor apartment room designed for disability access.

Residents have access to three downstairs lounges, a separate dining area, a refurbished garden and a dedicated activities co-ordinator.

Wallace Lodge provides residential support for people with learning disabilities and physical disabilities. It sits within Salutem’s adult services, which support people aged 18 to 65 and over across a range of social care needs, including autism, mental health issues and complex needs.

Support is organised around tailored care plans, personal goals and individual aspirations.

Wallace Mews sits within Salutem’s adult services for people aged 18 to 65 and over, including adults with autism, learning disabilities, mental health issues and complex needs. The service supports individuals through tailored care plans focused on personal goals, outcomes and choice.

Salutem’s wider adult provision includes supported living, complex care and services for physical disabilities.

Westoe Grange Care Home gives older people residential support, including dementia care, in a homely setting in South Shields. It is part of a family-run care group offering residential and home care across the North East.

The home can arrange respite or day care when a family member needs additional help or emergency cover. Respite places provide short-term accommodation, supervision and care outside the family home, giving carers time away…

Potensial Limited operates Belgrave Terrace, a residential service for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. Support includes people with dementia, mental health needs and health-related issues, with individual packages organised around agreed outcomes.

The home takes a person-centred approach and helps residents access and take part in community life.

The Lodge Care Home supports older people and younger adults with residential, dementia and respite care in South Shields. Its setting combines everyday care with opportunities for residents to remain involved in activities, food and social events.

Residents can join crafts, planting and baking, with bingo and themed celebrations also forming part of life at the home. Visiting entertainment and community events add further variety.

Up to 13 adults with brain injuries and complex mental health needs can receive specialist residential support at Cleadon Court. The home also supports people with neurological needs, trauma, behaviours of concern and dual diagnoses in a residential setting.

Voyage Care describes pathways including brain injury rehabilitation, flexible support and community-based services across its wider organisation.

Cheviot Court provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in South Shields. The purpose-built home combines personal care with daily activities and facilities intended to support social connection and continued engagement.

Residents can use the garden, activities room and music room, while a minibus supports outings. Care needs assessments consider mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs.