Mental health care homes in Teignbridge

Asher Care provides residential accommodation for people who need individual levels of care and support, specialising in temporary or permanent mental health conditions. The service encourages personal development, recovery and reablement, including semi-independent living for residents working towards greater independence.

The home has 25 bedrooms, 24 of them en-suite, plus Asher Lodge, a separate four-bedroom building for more independent…

Ilford Park Polish Home provides residential and nursing care for former members of the Polish Forces who served under British command during the Second World War, and for their spouses. This dedicated community focus gives the home a specific eligibility profile rather than a general care-home remit.

The home is subject to routine inspection by the Care Quality Commission and regularly meets its standards.

Mount Pleasant combines dementia specialist residential accommodation with a separate day care service for up to 14 individuals in Newton Abbot. Support follows each person’s needs and capabilities, within a home also registered for mental health, physical disability and sensory impairment care.

An in-house activities co-ordinator provides regular events, with music visits, animal therapy, exercise classes and arts and crafts forming part of…

Oakleigh provides residential accommodation for up to 11 adults with learning disabilities and complex needs in Dawlish. Its support is designed for people who may also have mental health needs, autism, physical disabilities or behaviours perceived as challenging.

The Victorian home includes multi-purpose rooms for games, crafts and social activities, alongside a gymnasium for fitness and wellbeing.

Penhayes provides supported residential living for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The service comprises four self-contained flats in a detached property with generous gardens, offering a pathway for people moving from hospital into community life.

A dedicated positive behaviour support team provides regular and ongoing support, while the wider organisation works with adults aged 18 to 65+ across autism, learning…

Penhayes House consists of four self-contained flats for adults who need supported living linked to learning disabilities or mental health needs. The detached property has generous gardens and provides a pathway for people moving from hospital into community life.

Support is delivered through regular and ongoing input from a Positive Behaviour Support team.

Residential support at The Holt is designed for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other social care requirements. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of Salutem’s adult services for people aged 18 to 65 and over. Its wider specialist framework also covers autism and complex needs.

Salutem uses tailored care plans focused on personal goals and aspirations, with services spanning residential…

The Rock Care Home accommodates up to 14 people needing residential or dementia care, while its domiciliary care team supports people in their own homes. The small residential setting may suit older people seeking a shorter stay, longer-term placement or support with dementia.

Home-based support includes personal care, medication-related help and meal preparation, with assistance also available for laundry, shopping and appointments.

Redmount Residential Care Home provides residential support for older people, including those living with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities. The home’s wider care approach offers 24-hour personal, tailored support in comfortable surroundings, with families encouraged to visit and meet the team before a move.

Daily life can include varied entertainment and activities, while residents can personalise their rooms with belongings…

Dementia care at Pottles Court combines a home-from-home setting with support for people experiencing advancing frailty and changing daily needs. Residents can choose social time or private time, receive help with medication and everyday tasks, and follow routines that balance activities with quieter periods.

The home supports 17 people, with each day shaped around individual interests, preferences and energy levels.