Care homes in England

Mary & Joseph House provides a safe, caring and stable residential environment for gentlemen looking to recover from alcohol dependency and mental health difficulties. The registered care and rehabilitation home supports residents through individual care planning based on their needs and wishes.

Plans are reviewed within the first four weeks, monthly thereafter and again at the end of a six-week trial period, helping the team monitor changing…

Casa Mia Care Home supports adults with a variety of mental health care needs in a spacious residential setting near the Wyre Forest. Care planning begins with a needs assessment involving the client, their care team and chosen relatives or friends, then develops a package around personal wishes, goals and interests.

The home has 36 en-suite bedrooms, including 14 with kitchenettes, alongside a communal kitchen and large gardens.

Hatzfeld House supports people with mental health difficulties, dementia, cognitive difficulties and personality impairments through residential care and day care. Its interventions are person-centred and trauma-informed, with support shaped by assessed needs, strengths and agreed outcomes.

Each person receives a comprehensive assessment and individualised care plan overseen by a clinical lead who is a registered mental health nurse.

Woodlands in Acklam, Middlesbrough, is a Headway-accredited brain injury care home for up to fourteen adults after acquired brain injury. It forms part of Voyage Care’s specialist support network, whose wider services include residential homes, supported living and community support.

The home offers residential support for people with complex needs, with care shaped around individual circumstances, values and preferences.

Dementia care is the central focus at Aucklands Care, a family-run home in Southbourne with eight rooms and 24-hour support for people living with dementia and mental health conditions. Staff use each person’s life story, preferences, history and routines to shape detailed care plans with residents, families and friends.

The service aims to maintain independence, dignity and choice as memory and cognitive abilities change.

For single men and women aged 18 to 65 who have experienced homelessness or are vulnerably housed, Highwater House offers residential care for dual-diagnosis needs involving mental health and problematic substance use. The Norwich service provides accommodation and personal care for 22 people who may have experienced trauma or struggled with independent living.

Residents have en-suite bedrooms, three home-cooked meals each day and access to…

Sanderling House supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment through residential care in Liverpool. It is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of a wider specialist support service.

The broader service works with autistic people, people with brain injuries and adults with complex needs through residential homes and supported living.

Berkeley House, operated by Cuerden Developments Limited, supports people requiring residential or nursing care, including residents with dementia or physical disabilities. The wider Cuerden Care organisation includes different centres for differing levels of support and care need.

Assessment considers each person’s support requirements, equipment and preferred activities before the home decides whether it can accommodate them.

Accommodation and tailored support at Linden House are intended for people experiencing homelessness, addiction and other complex challenges. The Southampton service helps residents work towards safer, healthier and more independent lives, with support shaped around each person’s circumstances.

Its specialist managed alcohol supported accommodation service provides housing-related support for up to 24 adults experiencing problematic alcohol use.

Supporting people with brain injuries and other complex needs, Marner House offers a specialist residential service in Nuneaton. The home has eight bedrooms and four transitional support flats, with pathways shaped around individual circumstances, values and preferences. Its support includes brain injury rehabilitation and residential care.

Marner House forms part of Voyage Care, whose wider services include support in the community or at home.

Old Station Close provides residential and nursing care for people whose needs may include dementia, mental health conditions, learning disabilities, younger adulthood or older age. The home forms part of PrimeLife’s wider care service, with support available for long-term residence, shorter stays and convalescence. Its published care scope also includes support for younger adults and people with mental health issues.

St James Care provides supported accommodation and tailored help for adults experiencing problematic alcohol use in Southampton. Its specialist managed alcohol service supports up to 24 adults and sits within a wider organisation working with homelessness, addiction, mental health and other complex challenges.

Support is shaped around each resident’s needs, with aims including reducing substance use or associated offending behaviour, improving…

Ability Ash Lodge offers day services and respite support for adults and young people with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities, mental health needs or other complex needs. Support is built around individual goals, routines and choices, with person-centred care plans shaping daily assistance.

Practical support can include personal care, appointment assistance and healthy-lifestyle planning.

Acacia Lodge provides 24-hour nursing support for people with enduring mental health difficulties, complex needs or behaviours that may challenge. The 18-bed home is arranged across three single-floor wings, with en suite facilities and care packages developed around individual goals. Support includes multidisciplinary assessment, treatment planning, psychiatric reviews, risk assessments and medication review.

Acorn Luxury Care Limited provides residential and respite care for older people, including residents with dementia and mental health needs. Care plans are shaped around each person’s needs, choices, interests and circumstances, with long-term and short-term stays available.

The 13 registered beds include single and double rooms with communal lounge and dining space.

Adele Cottages supports men with learning disabilities, associated complex needs and behaviours that may challenge. The service is made up of two one-bed houses, with residential support focused on individual needs and daily living skills.

Residents can receive practical help to build confidence and participate in ordinary community life. The service sits within Cygnet’s wider learning disability and social care provision.