Mental health care homes in Eastbourne

Ashley Gardens provides residential and dementia care in Eastbourne, including support for older people with high dependency or mobility needs. Personal care and accommodation are combined in a setting where residents may stay for a short period or make it their longer-term home.

The service also offers respite care for older people or people with dementia who live at home, giving family carers a planned break while maintaining support for the…

Aston House provides short- and long-term residential care for adults of all ages with complex needs associated with mental illness and related conditions. The home offers 24-hour support in a smaller setting, with residents encouraged to make choices, participate in daily life and develop independence within the home and wider community.

The 15 bedrooms are furnished and include a sink, Wi-Fi and TV, while communal facilities include two lounges…

Homelea Residential Care Home provides long-term, short-term and day care for 27 residents with dementia and similar conditions. Its service also includes palliative care and respite care, giving families support across changing stages of need.

Care plans are tailored to each resident and reviewed as needs change, drawing on a multidisciplinary team that can include relatives, medical staff and other agencies.

Ingham House provides residential and nursing care in Eastbourne, with support tailored to residents’ ages, abilities and personal requirements. The privately owned home also offers day care, respite, personal care, transport and a broad range of on-site amenities.

Residents can use two minibuses for frequent outings chosen around their interests, while the home provides hairdressing, activities and support with washing, dressing and hygiene.

Little Acorns provides residential care and supported living for adults with complex needs, including mental health needs and other support requirements. Its service is designed around stable homes, trusted relationships and practical help that changes with the person’s circumstances.

The residential service offers 24-hour support, while supported living helps people gain greater independence with assistance in areas of everyday life where it is…

Milton Grange is registered as a care home with nursing for older people and adults whose needs include dementia, mental health support or physical care. Its regulated setting provides nursing support within a residential home environment.

The evidence establishes a service for older people, younger adults and people living with dementia or mental health needs.

Early-stage dementia and other mental health conditions are the focus at Grange House, which supports adults of all ages in a converted vicarage with 17 bedrooms. Relationships with residents, families and visiting healthcare professionals help shape the level of support each person receives.

Care staff receive regular dementia training and encourage residents to remain as independent and active as possible.