Mental health care homes in Greenwich

Anahita Recovery Centre provides highly supported accommodation for men and women aged 18 or over with a present or past history of mental health difficulties. Its recovery, re-enablement and rehabilitation model supports people moving towards greater independence and community living.

The centre is divided into separate units for women and men, with each unit accommodating up to ten people.

Elmdene supports adults with mental health needs who are ready to work towards recovery and more independent living. The service provides residential care for mental health recovery, including people with complex needs involving mental health, addiction or mild learning disability.

Its approach combines personal recovery, behavioural modification and structured rehabilitation.

Puddingstone Grange provides residential, nursing, dementia, mental health and respite care in Plumstead. Its not-for-profit model supports person-centred care planning, with support tailored to individual requirements and adjusted as needs change.

The home can accommodate people whose medical needs increase, including moves into nursing care when appropriate.

The Oaks provides general nursing care for older people with dementia, enduring mental health issues and more complex medical needs. It also offers respite stays and help with daily tasks, with care plans created and continuously reviewed alongside residents and their families.

Medication may be managed by residents where safe, with lockable facilities and staff support, or stored and administered by trained staff according to the prescription.

Residential support at Arnold House is available for adults with autism, learning disabilities and mental health needs. The home sits within Choice Support’s wider provision, which helps people lead fulfilling lives through individual support, housing and living services.

Choice Support also runs Supported Loving, a national network focused on helping people with learning disabilities and autistic people access support around relationships.

Shooters Hill Residential Home provides residential support for people with mental health needs in Blackheath. Its registered scope also includes dementia, older people, learning disabilities and younger adults, while the service describes a goal of helping residents live as fully as possible and progress towards independent living where appropriate.

Residents can personalise their rooms and use a large summer house for activities, food…