Mental health care homes in Wakefield

Hepworth House provides residential and residential dementia care for older people in Wakefield. The home supports day-to-day needs while encouraging residents to remain involved in activities, family life and shared routines. Its purpose-built setting is also arranged for people living with dementia.

Activities include cinema experiences, celebrations, music and family events.

Adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs can receive residential support at Agbrigg and Sandal in Wakefield. The home’s stated purpose is to help people build independence while living in a structured setting, with support for a range of social care and mental health needs. It forms part of ivolve’s residential and supported living services.

Support is provided alongside the person, helping with confidence, skills and everyday…

Support for adults with learning disabilities and autism is at the centre of Alverthorpe’s residential care. The home helps residents build meaningful everyday lives, with registration also covering older people, mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Alverthorpe forms part of ivolve, whose wider services include residential care, supported living and complex nursing care for adults aged 18 and over.

Bennett Court delivers nurse-led care for adults living with complex needs, including dementia, mental health conditions and physical disabilities. The service also supports younger adults, making it relevant where ordinary residential support may not cover changing or substantial care requirements.

Its wider care model includes specialist support for neurological, physical, respiratory and spinal conditions, alongside learning disability and end…

Carleton Court Care Home supports older people and adults living with dementia or mental health needs, with residential care available for short stays and longer-term living. The home occupies an elegant country house with private grounds and links to the surrounding village community.

An activities co-ordinator arranges exercise classes, games and baking, alongside days out and visiting entertainers.

Fairburn Mews provides nurse-led care for adults with complex needs in Castleford. Its registered scope includes dementia, mental health, physical disabilities, learning disabilities and younger adults. The home is suited to people who need nursing oversight alongside structured daily support.

The wider care model includes multidisciplinary support, positive behaviour support and physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

Ivy Cottage supports adults with learning disabilities and complex needs in a residential setting in Pontefract. Flexible support packages, lifelong learning and individual goals help residents develop daily skills, access community facilities and build interests and social networks.

Ivy Care also supports people with additional health needs, including diabetes and epilepsy.

Kingfisher View provides nurse-led care for adults with complex neurological, mental health, physical and behavioural needs. Its care menu includes brain injury care, dementia care and end-of-life care, alongside positive behaviour support and therapy services.

The home follows a multidisciplinary approach and includes activities as part of life in the service.

Newbrook supports younger adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment through registered residential care without nursing. Its Castleford service forms part of Bondcare’s care-home group and is presented as support for young adults with complex care requirements.

The home’s stated objectives include helping residents retain independence, identity and a sense of value.

Residents aged 65 and over, including people living with dementia, receive residential care at The Hollies. Each shift has a senior carer responsible for its running and medication administration, while every resident is allocated a key worker for an individual relationship.

Bedrooms are single occupancy, with married couples able to share if preferred. A weekly activities programme is chosen by residents and can include arts and crafts, reading,…