Mental health care homes in Norwich

For single men and women aged 18 to 65 who have experienced homelessness or are vulnerably housed, Highwater House offers residential care for dual-diagnosis needs involving mental health and problematic substance use. The Norwich service provides accommodation and personal care for 22 people who may have experienced trauma or struggled with independent living.

Residents have en-suite bedrooms, three home-cooked meals each day and access to…

Bishop Herbert House provides residential care and short-term respite support for older people, including people living with dementia. The home is part of a wider care service that combines daily assistance with opportunities to maintain familiar routines, interests and relationships.

Residents can take part in meaningful activities, remain connected with family and community groups, and receive support tailored to their individual needs.

Kemps Place supports younger adults with mental health needs in Norwich, helping residents work towards personal goals, daily living skills and greater independence. Support workers can assist with medication, education and work, while residents may choose a structured programme or more freedom within their agreed support.

Accommodation consists of self-contained flats with private facilities and their own front door.