Sensory impairment care homes in Dover

Chitty Barn supports adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex requirements through residential care in East Kent. The home forms part of a family-run organisation that also provides supported living, with packages arranged around the person’s needs and accommodation that may be shared or single-person.

Positive Behaviour Support is a central feature of the wider organisation.

Brambling House supports older people who can no longer live safely at home, including people with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Personal care is tailored to individual needs, with the aim of preserving independence wherever possible.

Care is assessed and reassessed with residents and relatives, while activities and social opportunities form part of daily life.

King Edward House provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, challenging behaviours or mental health needs. The service is built around full care and support packages delivered in bespoke flats, helping residents live as independently as possible while receiving personal care and help with household tasks.

The setting is in a former Victorian rectory in Ash, with individual independent-living flats and…

Harmonia Village provides specialist residential dementia care across six separate houses, with 24-hour nurse-led support and open garden space. The village setting is designed for people who may find a traditional care home difficult, allowing greater freedom of movement while discreet technology helps the nursing team respond when support is needed.

Residents can choose from four main group activities each day in the Village Hub, join coffee…

Seahaven is registered for care covering older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The wider Optima Care service also includes supported living, transition services and community living for people with complex needs. Optima Care places the individual at the centre of a programme of care and support, with person-centred training for staff.

Dover House combines long-term nursing care with short-term assessment, rehabilitation and respite stays in Dover. It supports people with nursing needs, physical frailty and dementia, with separate areas for different types of care and 24-hour nurse-led support.

Residents can join two morning and two afternoon group activities each day, while staff assist those who prefer their own interests.

Eastry House sits within a specialist service offering residential and supported living options for people with learning disabilities. The wider provision includes support for young adults moving on from school, adults with complex needs and people requiring community-based living.

Services also cover transition support, high-acuity community living and specialist assistance for people with severe or enduring mental health conditions.