Mental health care homes in Stroud

Young people aged 17 to 24 with eating disorders can receive residential mental health care at Althea Park House. The service is a seven-bedded home with nursing registration, set in a Victorian town house designed to offer a warm, therapeutic atmosphere distinct from hospital care.

Support is person-centred and intensive, helping residents understand themselves beyond their eating disorder and work towards greater independence.

Residential, nursing and dementia care at Scarlet House is available for older people in Stroud, with respite and end-of-life care also listed among its services. The purpose-built home combines daily activities with facilities designed for social connection and everyday comfort.

Residents can use the café, garden, cinema room and pub or bar, while a minibus supports outings.

Scarlet House provides residential and nursing care for older people in Stroud, with dementia, respite and end-of-life care also available. Before fees and support are agreed, care needs can be assessed across mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs.

The purpose-built home has a café, garden and cinema room, alongside activities and outings.

Residential care at Canonbury Residential Home covers people with dementia, older people, mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home is family-run, with support shaped around residents’ daily needs, routines and choices.

Care home support helps residents feel safe, respected and at home, while the provider’s separate home-care service operates as a distinct offer.