Care homes in England

Collegiate House is listed as a university and residential care home, with registration covering younger adults, learning disabilities and mental health needs. The evidence also identifies its connection with Sheffield Hallam University and the Collegiate Campus, which provides a study setting with undergraduate, postgraduate, online and degree apprenticeship routes.

The campus offers academic departments, research centres, student support and…

Landermeads Care Home supports older adults, with a particular specialism in dementia, and also provides nursing support for younger adults with physical or learning disabilities. Its family-led community model treats residents as family members rather than defining them by diagnosis.

The service describes emotionally led support based on relationships, inclusion and validation.

Adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs, including people with a forensic history, receive residential support at Mansard House in Preston. Its support follows the Mental Health Recovery model, encouraging rehabilitation, independence and involvement in local community activities.

The house has seven en-suite rooms over two floors, plus a self-contained flat with three en-suite bedrooms where residents can practise independent…

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential care, day services and accessible activities. Its work spans children, young people and adults, helping people communicate, learn skills, build friendships and take part in everyday life.

Arts, sports and wellbeing sessions offer opportunities to stay active and creative, while adult services include residential care and day support.

The Close Care Home offers residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults with varied care needs. Nursing support is available within a home that also caters for people with learning disabilities and physical disabilities, giving families a setting for both everyday care and more complex support.

The home is in Burcot near Abingdon, where residents can use the grounds and riverside setting as part of daily…

Acorn House provides residential, dementia and respite care in Nottingham, with 24-hour support available while residents retain privacy and independence. Activities coordinators shape the programme around individual interests, including flower arranging, yoga and music sessions.

The home has 64 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and call bell systems. Residents also have access to lounges, dining areas, an onsite café, hairdressing facilities and…

Corner House Residential Care Home provides residential care and support for 11 adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities. The recently refurbished home has 11 en-suite bedrooms and is designed for people who need a supported living environment alongside day-to-day care.

Support is tailored through individual plans and can include personal care, medication management and help with daily living.

A residential home for four adults with learning disabilities and complex needs, Derwent Cottage offers person-centred support near Scarborough. It supports people with a learning disability, autism, mental health condition or another complex need.

Support is designed around individual circumstances, values and preferences, with flexible pathways that can include residential care, supported living and community assistance.

Guyatt House provides residential care, supported living and core and cluster services for adults with additional support needs across Cambridgeshire. The service specialises in learning disabilities and also supports autism and mental health needs. Residential care offers a structured, intensive model with staff on site 24 hours a day for people needing consistent help with daily living.

Hassingham House Care Centre supports people aged 65 and over through nursing and residential care, including dementia care for those with complex medical needs. The home also provides neurological care for adults over 30 with conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy and spinal injuries. Respite, recuperative, palliative and end-of-life care are available.