Care homes for young adults in Chorley

Brookhaven provides specialist residential care with nursing for adults with complex mental health needs in Preston. The service supports recovery, stability and independence within a therapeutic setting, and forms part of Active Pathways’ wider provision for adults with complex mental health, autism and learning disability needs.

Its model includes an integrated step-up and step-down pathway from hospital care through residential living and…

St Mary's Gate Euxton provides personalised care and support for adults with learning disabilities or autism across the Chorley area. The service is operated by Link-Ability, a community-based charity founded by parents who wanted more choice and support for young people moving into adulthood.

Support begins by listening to the person, their family and the people who know them well, then developing a person-centred care and support plan.

Jasmine Court provides residential, dementia, respite, palliative and nursing care for older people in Chorley. The home supports residents whose needs have increased beyond what can be managed at home, while its wider care group offers several care pathways across its homes.

Care planning is personalised, with activities tailored to help residents take part according to their abilities and interests.

Mapledale provides permanent residential care and supported living for adults with severe learning disabilities and associated complex needs. The service is designed for people who may also have physical disabilities, autism or sensory requirements, with accommodation adapted wherever possible to meet individual needs.

Dalesview Partnership describes a specialist activity service called Lifestyle, developed by a qualified teacher and tailored to…

Marley Court Care Home provides nursing and personal care in a 46-room home in Chorley, supporting older people, younger adults, people with dementia and those with physical disabilities. Its care plans are designed around individual needs, preferences and aspirations, with support intended to maintain independence while expert care remains available.

The home’s approach brings together residents, families, social workers and healthcare…

Beeches Care Home provides 24-hour residential and nursing care, with dedicated support for people living with dementia and those needing continuing care. The home is designed for both ambulatory and non-ambulatory residents, with individual care plans based on personal routines, preferences and health requirements.

Qualified nurses are on duty at all times for residents with nursing needs.

Marsh House provides residential and dementia care for older people in Leyland, with a countryside setting and support for residents who no longer manage safely at home. Its residential service is intended for people needing help with daily tasks, mobility, cooking, cleaning, dressing or safety, without ongoing medical nursing.

Residents can keep familiar furniture, photographs and treasured belongings in their rooms, and staff encourage…

Specialist nursing care for people living with dementia is the central service at The Lodge, a 16-bed residential care community within Buckshaw Retirement Village. The Lodge is designed for people who need nursing support alongside a structured setting, with specialist dementia nurses, general nurses, team leaders and care workers supporting each community.

Its care model combines 24-hour clinical support with individualised care pathways and…

Euxton Park Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older adults and people with physical disabilities. Daily support includes mobility, nutrition and social engagement, with care plans shaped around each resident’s routines, preferences and life history.

The team follows a ten-part training programme covering dementia awareness, safeguarding, medication handling and other practical areas.

Gillibrand Hall Nursing Care Home combines residential, nursing and specialist dementia care for older people and younger adults, including residents with physical disabilities or complex needs. Nursing support is clinically led, while the home aims to provide a safe, familiar and homely setting.

Care teams learn each resident’s life history and routines, then provide support with daily living and mobility.

Four separate living areas give Grove House Home for Older People a household-style setting for older people, including residents living with dementia. Each area has its own lounge, kitchen and dining room, supporting familiar daily routines within the wider residential care home.

The home is registered to support older people, people with dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults.

Aarondale Care Home supports people who need help with daily tasks, including residents requiring dementia care or respite care. The team encourages independence, individuality, social activity and relationships within the home.

Residents can join varied activities, use the library, spend time in communal lounges or take part in organised trips.

Westwood Residential Care Home provides 24-hour person-centred care for up to 20 people over the age of 50, with long-term care, short-term care and respite breaks. The family-run home occupies an Edwardian town house in a quiet residential area, with single rooms, some en-suite, across three lift-accessible floors.

Residents can shape daily life around their own routines, from breakfast in bed and shared meals to arts and crafts, quizzes, bingo…