Mental health care homes in Nuneaton and Bedworth

Supporting people with brain injuries and other complex needs, Marner House offers a specialist residential service in Nuneaton. The home has eight bedrooms and four transitional support flats, with pathways shaped around individual circumstances, values and preferences. Its support includes brain injury rehabilitation and residential care.

Marner House forms part of Voyage Care, whose wider services include support in the community or at home.

Cedar Lodge provides 24-hour care for adults with severe and enduring mental illness, mild learning disabilities and forensic histories. Its phased approach allows the team to tailor support around recovery, risk management, daily living skills and individual care plans.

The service offers psychological assessment, individual therapies, group interventions, occupational therapy schedules and skills coaching within a multidisciplinary model.

Fairfield provides residential, respite and dementia care for older people in Bedworth. The home supports residents with changing needs and offers a daily programme built around activities, exercise, music and outings, with opportunities to continue familiar interests or try something new.

WCS Care’s approach includes dedicated Lifestyle Coaches working seven days a week and Community Musicians delivering group and one-to-one sessions.

Ingleby House supports eight adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs in a residential care setting in Bedworth. The home is intended for people who may have a dual diagnosis and need support in a small household environment.

Voyage Care describes flexible support across residential care, supported living and community settings, with an emphasis on independence and connection.

Attleborough Grange provides residential, respite and dementia care for older people in Nuneaton. Its care programme is designed to support familiar routines while also creating opportunities for new experiences, activities and connections with other residents.

Seven-day-a-week Lifestyle Coaches lead activities, exercise and outings, with music sessions and trips available through the home’s wider programme.

Drayton Court provides residential, respite and dementia care for older people in Nuneaton. The home is part of WCS Care and supports residents to continue familiar interests while also trying new experiences.

A dedicated Lifestyle Coach leads activities, exercise and outings seven days a week, with music activities and trips available through the Making Memories Minibus.

Newtown Road combines a community centre with a CQC-registered care home without nursing. Its registered scope covers mental health, younger adults and children, providing a residential setting for people who need ongoing support.

The centre also connects voluntary and community organisations with CAVA support, including funding advice and online resources.