Mental health care homes in Gloucester

Abbeymead Lodge supports adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other complex needs. Rehability UK’s service model includes round-the-clock care, social support and planned visits, with help available in housing and community settings.

Support is designed around everyday independence, including new activities, work opportunities and changes to the home environment that make life more comfortable.

Stroud Lodge supports younger adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs through a residential setting shaped around individual lives. It forms part of Choice Care’s wider residential and supported living services, with support based on each person’s preferences, aspirations and daily needs.

The organisation’s specialist support team can assist with referrals, therapy and the practical decisions involved in choosing a home.

Person-centred residential care is available at Avalon Residential Home in Gloucester for older people, including those living with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home occupies a large Edwardian house with secluded front and rear gardens and a patio for residents.

Avalon has 20 single rooms, all with en-suite facilities, and can provide furnishings where residents do not wish to bring their own.

London Road provides long-term specialist residential care and support for up to 10 adults living with an acquired brain injury and associated needs. The Gloucester service is a Headway-accredited brain injury care home, offering a setting designed for people who need ongoing support after injury.

Voyage Care also describes pathways covering brain injury rehabilitation, autism support, complex needs, supported living and community care.

Park View Gloucester offers residential care, specialist dementia support, respite care, close care apartments and palliative and end-of-life care for older people. The home supports people who need help with daily routines, personal care, meals or medication, as well as those recovering from an operation or giving a carer a break.

Its approach keeps each resident’s preferences, identity and dignity at the centre of care planning.

Residential support at The Cedars is designed for up to nine adults with a learning disability, including people on the autism spectrum, those with communication difficulties or mild to moderate behaviours that challenge. The home can also support people with epilepsy and is registered to care for older and younger adults, dementia, mental health needs and physical disabilities.

The setting is in Kingsholm, within walking distance of Gloucester…

Trevone House offers a residential model for care-experienced young people moving towards independence. The home is designed for young people in care and forms part of a wider organisation that provides children’s homes, specialist welfare support, education-based services and fostering.

Its purpose is to provide a safe, stable home while developing existing skills, new abilities, educational aspirations and practical readiness for adult life.

Nursing, residential and dementia care are available at Wotton Rise Nursing Home Limited in a family-run setting. The home supports permanent and shorter-term accommodation, including people awaiting further social or health care assessment or recovering after hospital discharge.

Most rooms are single, with some en-suite facilities and nurse call systems. Residents can dine in the dining room, sitting room or their own room, while meals, snacks…