Mental health care homes in Eastleigh

Baroda Care supports young adults with mental health conditions through open residential rehabilitation and recovery care. The 14-bed home is staffed by qualified nurses and Recovery Support Workers, with support plans focused on managing conditions, building independence and developing practical skills.

Residents receive 24-hour supported residential care and can access an on-site activities programme.

Oaklands House Care Centre supports older people with residential, dementia and nursing care, alongside respite and end-of-life care. Daily activities and on-site facilities include a cinema room, café and garden, with a hair salon and minibus also available.

Before moving in, the team carries out a care needs assessment covering mobility and personal care, as well as dietary and religious or cultural needs.

Older people needing residential support, including people living with dementia or mental health needs, are within the registered care scope of Stoke Knoll Rest Home. The home is listed in Bishopstoke, Eastleigh, as part of the Northover Group’s residential care portfolio.

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Bonhomie House supports older people and adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, mental health conditions and complex care needs in a nursing home setting. Its wider provision includes dementia, palliative and respite care for residents whose health or daily living needs require ongoing support.

The service works around dignity through respect and recognises each resident’s beliefs, experiences, background and aspirations.

Moorhill Care Home offers residential and dementia care in West End, Southampton, with day and respite support also available. Its 70 en-suite rooms serve older people considering either a permanent move or a short-term stay, including respite packages usually booked for up to eight weeks depending on circumstances.

Residents are encouraged to maintain their own lifestyles and personal choices, with care shaped around individual needs.

Oaklands House Care Centre supports older people with residential, dementia and nursing care, alongside respite and end of life care. Before fees and support are determined, a care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs.

Residents can join daily activities and use the home’s café, cinema room and garden.