Mental health care homes in Havering

Ashchurch House provides 24-hour residential support for adults with disabilities and mental health conditions. Staff offer personal and practical assistance while helping residents experience enjoyment, achievement and greater independence. Support is based on consultation, individual assessment and a plan that balances choice, decisions, risks and needs.

The home is part of a provider specialising in residential services for adults with…

Fam Daily Care Ltd provides residential care alongside healthcare staffing and supported living services. Its residential facility is a three-bedroom semi-detached house for two service users, supported by a team of healthcare assistants. The organisation also supports adults with physical and learning disabilities to live a fulfilled life.

The service combines accommodation with staff cover throughout the day and night, and its wider work…

Adults with learning disabilities who may have behaviours that challenge and associated complex needs receive outcome-focused residential care at Hansa Lodge. The Rainham service is registered as a care home without nursing and supports people whose needs include learning disability and mental health support.

Qualified clinicians within the wider organisation provide assessment and therapy services, while Hansa Lodge focuses on day-to-day…

Moreland House Care Home supports residents aged 60 and over with nursing, residential and dementia care in a purpose-built Hornchurch home. Respite and palliative care are also available, alongside other services for people whose assessed needs require different forms of support.

Registered nurses are on duty around the clock, with specialist baths for complex clinical needs.

Romford Nursing Care Centre provides residential, dementia, nursing, respite and end of life care. The Romford home supports older people and adults with a range of needs, with 24-hour care and access to GPs, nurses, physiotherapists and specialist dementia or palliative teams through referrals.

Care plans are person-centred, while daily life includes meals, housekeeping, activities and social opportunities.