Mental health care homes in Rother

Supporting people experiencing mental distress, Lawn Court provides residential care within Together for Mental Wellbeing’s wider service network. Its registered scope includes older people, younger adults and people with mental health needs.

Support can include information, advice, emotional help, practical assistance and personalised support with everyday activities.

Residential care at Amherst Court supports adults with mental health and substance misuse needs in a secure, relaxed and homely environment. The home recognises medical and therapeutic needs as part of individual care, while also considering cultural, psychological, emotional and social wellbeing.

An activities coordinator runs a varied programme to stimulate body and mind, including live music, dancing and arts and crafts.

Ash Grove Care Home specialises in dementia and older-person care, with residential support, day care and activities shaped around individual clients. Day care begins with an assessment and includes one free trial session, while outings and in-house activities are adapted to residents’ interests and abilities.

The home has en-suite rooms, secure level outside spaces and a passenger lift.

Elizabeth Court Rest Home provides residential and dementia care in a 16th-century building in Bexhill Old Town. The home supports older adults with and without dementia, as well as people with mental health difficulties, learning disabilities or physical health conditions.

Its 24 single rooms include three en-suite rooms, while communal areas include a lounge with garden views and a café-style dining room.

For up to ten adults with cerebral palsy, epilepsy and learning disabilities, Mountain Ash provides residential care in Fairlight. The home sits within Voyage Care’s wider support network for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and other complex needs.

Support is shaped around individual needs, circumstances, values and preferences. Mountain Ash is registered for care involving learning disabilities, mental health, physical…

Springbank House provides 24-hour supported residential care for people with mental health needs, combining rehabilitation, life-skills teaching and structured daily support. Clients may receive help with medication, personal hygiene, managing money, cleaning and community access.

The service is intended for people who can complete some everyday tasks but benefit from prompting and encouragement.

Residential care at Wentworth Close is arranged for older people and adults with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and also supports younger adults.

As part of Aspens Charities, Wentworth Close sits within a wider service offering that includes residential care, supported living, day opportunities and community outreach.

Abbey Lodge supports adults of working age and older people living with memory loss, confusion, mental health challenges or dementia-related symptoms. Its person-centred approach begins with each individual’s abilities, aims and goals, then builds daily support around them.

Residents can follow personalised activities, visit local shops and access community amenities.

Jubilee Court provides person-centred residential and dementia care, including support for younger adults aged 45 and over with mental health needs. Care planning starts with the individual’s life story, preferences, routines and abilities, helping staff shape daily support around identity rather than diagnosis.

Residents have their own rooms with en-suite facilities and can bring familiar belongings from home.

St Peter's Care and Nursing Home forms part of St Peter’s Park, a retirement village combining independent apartments with a traditional care home and nursing home. Residents can therefore access a setting designed around different levels of later-life support within one complex. Independent apartments, a traditional care home and nursing home sit together at St Peter’s Park in Bexhill-on-Sea.

St Michaels Rest Home provides residential and specialist dementia care for older people who need 24-hour support, with respite and palliative care also available. The family-run home builds care plans around individual needs, routines and preferences, while each resident has a private room for familiar belongings and personal comfort.

Residents can join activities, attend discussions and take part in short stays before moving in permanently.

Arden House Residential Care Home provides client-led residential care in Bexhill for older people and adults whose needs include physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The team structures support around personal requirements, hopes and daily standards, with dementia care included in the home’s specialist offer.

The detached home has 32 rooms, some with private conservatories, while downstairs rooms may open onto the garden.