Elderly care homes in Kingston upon Hull

Dales House supports adults aged 18 and over with profound, complex and multiple needs, including learning and physical disabilities. The home offers long-term residencies, short-term respite and day care, with support planned around assessed requirements.

Westwood Care and Support Services also deliver personal care, medication administration and night sits through their homecare service.

Lifelong support at 35 Priory Grove is intended for people with profound disabilities, including learning disabilities, physical disabilities and autism. The service is part of Avocet Trust, a local charity supporting residents through residential care and related services.

Support extends beyond accommodation through day care, respite and supported living. Avocet also runs a therapeutic care farm where people grow plants and look after animals,…

Avocet Trust provides lifelong residential and supported living care for people with profound disabilities, including learning disabilities, physical disabilities and autism. Its services also include respite and day care, helping residents maintain ordinary routines and meaningful activity.

The trust’s therapeutic care farm gives people opportunities to grow plants and care for animals.

Avocet Trust provides lifelong support through residential, supported living and day care services for people with profound disabilities. Its work includes learning disabilities, physical disabilities, mental health problems, autism and brain injury.

A therapeutic care farm gives people opportunities to grow plants and look after animals. Woodwork and metalwork shops support basic carpentry, rural crafts and metalworking skills, creating…

Avocet Trust provides lifelong residential support for people with profound disabilities, including learning disabilities and physical disabilities. Its services also include supported living, respite and day care, supporting people with different levels of independence.

A therapeutic care farm gives residents the chance to grow food and look after animals, while woodwork and metalwork shops provide opportunities to develop practical skills.

Baylis Place offers independent living support for people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health support needs and other complex care needs. The wider organisation also supports people with acquired brain injuries, while its approach is centred on helping residents develop greater independence and take part in community life.

Support is tailored to individual needs and aspirations, with a flexible and responsive service delivered by…

Castle Keep provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people who need support with daily living, health needs or changing levels of independence. The home’s care model combines professional support with activities, social spaces and an environment designed to help residents feel secure and comfortable.

Meals are prepared on site using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with seasonal and modified-texture dishes served according…

City Health Care Limited is registered as an assisted living and residential care service under the Alderson House name. Its registered care scope includes support for dementia, older people and adults with physical disabilities, alongside other specialist needs.

The wider organisation delivers community health and care services across Hull and surrounding areas, including palliative care, psychological wellbeing and urgent care.

Cottingham Hall provides long-term residential and short-term respite care, with support tailored to each resident’s needs and wishes. The home accommodates people requiring personal care and offers dementia care, but does not provide nursing care directly.

Residents have access to different lounges, specialist bedroom equipment, wheelchair-friendly access, a lift and a wheelchair-accessible garden.

Durham Street forms part of Avocet Trust’s lifelong support for people with profound disabilities. The trust provides residential care, supported living and respite support for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and autism.

Residents can build independence through daily routines, college and work opportunities. The wider trust also offers meaningful activities on a therapeutic care farm and in practical workshops, where…

Elm Tree Court provides residential care and dementia support for older people in Hull. Activity Coordinators organise sessions around residents’ interests, while a minibus supports outings and connection with the local community. The home also welcomes local clubs, including the Butterfly Club and Willow Club.

Elm Tree Court is part of HICA, a not-for-profit organisation offering care and support for older people and individuals with learning…

Isaac Robinson Court supports adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities and associated care needs. The dedicated residence accommodates up to 40 people across five bungalows and two flats, providing different forms of residential accommodation.

Support staff work with residents to develop individual care and support plans. Residents are encouraged to plan their own support, set personal goals and take part in decisions about daily…

Residential and dementia care in Hull supports older people, younger adults and people living with dementia at Kesteven Grange. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and provides a setting where residents can retain independence and dignity while receiving help when needed.

Everyday life combines calm and busy periods, shared meals, activities and domestic routines.