Mental health care homes in Erewash

Ashlee Residential Care Home supports older people and younger adults, including people with dementia, learning disabilities and mental health needs. Its wider care offer includes dementia, long-term residential and respite care.

Dementia-friendly support combines familiar routines, engaging activities, sensory therapies and social interaction.

Camden Care Home provides long-term residential care, dementia care, nursing care, respite care and day care. Its dementia-friendly setting uses familiar routines, engaging activities, sensory therapies and social interaction to help reduce anxiety and support a sense of belonging.

The home’s wider care approach is designed for people who need ongoing support in a secure, homely environment, while respite and short stays offer temporary help.

Long Eaton View Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people, younger adults and people with mental health or physical support needs. It forms part of Fortava Healthcare’s specialist care group, which focuses on people whose requirements may be too complex for traditional services. Care is paired with activities and therapeutic approaches intended to support wellbeing, independence and quality of life.

For men with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs, Sawley provides a six-bed residential care home in Nottingham. The service offers a structured home environment with support designed around safety, independence and meaningful everyday life.

Residents can receive person-centred help while families and advocates remain involved in the support journey.

Residential, dementia, respite and mental health support are available at The Firs, a Victorian home near Derby. The setting provides personal care and support rather than nursing care, with district nurses and a GP providing clinical input when required.

Daily life is planned around the 28 people who live there, their interests and the activities they want to do.

The Red House supports up to seven adults with learning disabilities and complex needs in a residential care home. Its service includes support for autism, Prader-Willi syndrome, mental health issues and epilepsy, as well as people who may present with challenging behaviours.

The home forms part of Voyage Care’s wider support network, which includes residential care homes, supported living and community-based assistance.