Mental health care homes in Swale

Cartref House provides residential and supported living support for young people and adults with learning disabilities, including people with mental health difficulties, challenging behaviours or forensic histories. Its service is designed for individuals progressing towards greater independence, whether they live alone, with family or in a multi-occupancy house.

Support is built around person-centred care plans, positive behaviour support and…

Ellens Court provides accommodation and personal support for nine people aged 18 and over with learning disabilities. The service is registered for residential care without nursing and supports people through person-centred care plans, choices and risk assessments.

The property sits in three acres with gardens and outbuildings, while the wider Inspire Care approach can include shared accommodation or single flats depending on a person’s needs,…

Coastal residential care at Island Sands supports people with dementia, mental health needs and physical disabilities. Individual care plans are shaped around personal preferences, with assistance intended to preserve independence while meeting day-to-day needs.

The home has sitewide wheelchair access, communal areas and accompanied beach walks, alongside outings and social activities.

Rhyme House provides residential support for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities and complex support requirements. The home is part of Achieve Together, which also offers transition planning, hospital discharge support and internal nurse-led guidance across its specialist services.

The wider approach focuses on person-centred support, life skills and safer transitions into adult services or community…

Rose House supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs through CLBD’s residential care services. Its specialist approach is particularly relevant to people with complex needs, including individuals moving from hospital into community placements or those whose previous placements have broken down.

CLBD considers the person, their relationships, health and environment when shaping support.

St. Helens House delivers CQC-regulated residential care for adults needing 24-hour support, including people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and complex requirements. The service is presented as a homely staffed setting with person-centred care.

Otas also offers supported living, domiciliary care, dementia care and respite services, allowing support to be arranged in different settings.