Mental health care homes in Arun

Crawford Care Home provides supported living and residential care for adults with learning disabilities, mental health challenges and reablement needs. Its support plans are person-centred, focusing on each person’s goals, strengths and aspirations while helping them develop life skills, build confidence and access their community.

The service can support short-term reablement, long-term residential care or specialist accommodation with tailored…

Adults with complex mental health conditions can receive therapeutic residential care at Ashton Manor, a specialist facility with 22 beds. It forms part of Ashton Care Group, which also operates home care, nursing and supported living services.

Care is planned around individual needs and circumstances, while the wider group uses familiar routines and a calm approach for people living with dementia.

Abbots Lawn provides 24-hour clinical nursing, residential care, dementia support and end-of-life care in a family-led setting in West Bognor. The home supports older people with dementia, mental health needs and other registered care requirements, with activities and minibus trips forming part of daily life. Care plans and fees are tailored to individual needs, and the home’s wider group provides clear pricing information across its services.

Personalised residential care at Ashbury Care Home supports older people in Bognor Regis, including people living with dementia. The home forms part of Ashton Care Group, which also operates nursing care, home care and supported living services.

Care is shaped around individual needs, with familiar routines and consistent care teams forming part of the provider’s approach.

Aster Grove Nursing Home provides nursing and dementia care for older people in Littlehampton. The home has 50 en-suite bedrooms, refurbished bathrooms and flooring, two lounges, a sea-facing dining room and gardens. Residents can personalise rooms with belongings and small furniture from home.

An activity coordinator arranges one-to-one engagement and group activities, including weekly live music, afternoon tea, barbecues and garden parties open…

Dean House supports older people through residential care and short-term respite or interim stays, with individual care plans shaped around needs, interests and community links. The family-run home is registered for 27 older people and has two double rooms for couples.

Meals use fresh seasonal ingredients, including modified and fortified dishes for dietary needs.

Newhaven delivers 24-hour residential care and support for adults with disabilities and mental health conditions. The service is registered to support older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities, sensory impairment, substance misuse needs or eating disorders.

Care is planned around consultation with the person, those acting on their behalf and local authority assessments.

Westergate House provides nursing, residential, dementia, respite and short-stay care for older people near Arundel. Its registration covers nursing care for dementia, older people, younger adults, mental health and physical disabilities.

The home combines indoor and outdoor spaces designed to support safe movement, independence and everyday comfort.

Adult residential care forms part of Aspens Charities’ provision at Ellasdale Road. The charity supports adults through residential care, supported living and day opportunities, with services for people with autism, learning disabilities and associated needs.

Aspens also provides accredited learning disability and dementia residential care, alongside practical training for professionals in education, health, social care and inclusive workplaces.

Deepdene Court provides community-based nursing and residential support for adults with severe and enduring mental health needs, including people who require ongoing help with essential living skills or have high and complex needs. The service can support residents with forensic histories and people moving from hospital care or a placement breakdown.

Rehabilitation is built around daily living, activity, inclusion and personal goals.

For people living with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias, Kensington Lodge offers residential care in a home with mainly single en-suite rooms and lift access to all floors. Care planning is reviewed regularly so support can be adjusted to individual needs, while families and friends are encouraged to remain involved.

Daily life aims to preserve choice and preferred routines within a non-institutional setting.