Mental health care homes in Oxford

Oxford Respite Service supports children, young people and adults with learning disabilities or autism through tailored care and support. The service is relevant to people who need planned assistance for a short period, alongside broader disability support.

Its wider model includes supported living, outreach and employment opportunities, with teams working alongside families, professionals and local networks.

St Andrew's Residential Care Home supports up to 24 elderly residents in a family-owned home in Headington, Oxford. Care is individualised, with residents’ histories, interests and routines informing daily support while dignity and privacy remain central.

Residents can join activities, entertainment and celebrations throughout the week, while relatives and friends are welcomed.

St. John's Home provides residential care in central Oxford for up to 38 people, including residents with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other support requirements. The home is registered without nursing and offers 24-hour personal care from senior carers and care assistants.

Residents are encouraged to retain lifestyle choices, socialise and join activities while receiving support when needed.

The Headington Care Home provides nursing, residential and dementia care in Oxford. Its nursing service offers 24-hour specialist clinical care and support from registered and qualified nursing staff, while residential care supports people who need help with daily activities but not continuous nursing intervention.

The home also offers dementia care and palliative care within Gold Care Homes’ wider service range.