Care homes for young adults in Mansfield

Thistle Hill Hall provides specialist mental health care for younger adults with severe and enduring mental health needs and complex support requirements. The home offers nursing-led, therapy-driven care for people stepping down from hospital, including those with learning disabilities or neuro-developmental disorders.

Care is overseen by a Consultant Psychiatrist and delivered through a multidisciplinary team including psychology, nursing and…

Forest Care Home supports adults with dementia and complex mental and physical health needs in Mansfield. Its registered services include nursing care, dementia care and support for people under 65, making it relevant to families seeking a care setting beyond traditional older-person provision. Residential care is also part of the home’s wider offer.

The home combines clinical support with everyday routines, activities and hospitality.

Specialist residential support is available at 23 Church Street for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. Voyage Care uses registered care homes, supported living, home support and community settings to help people work towards goals shaped by their needs, values and preferences.

The service forms part of a wider support pathway that can include autism support, brain injury rehabilitation and assistance with…

Residential, dementia, Alzheimer’s, respite and day care are available at Baily House for older people and younger adults who need support in a care-home setting. The home is registered for care without nursing and supports residents with day-to-day tasks, meals and domestic routines.

Residents can take part in activities, events and day trips, while dementia care aims to maintain familiar routines and meaningful engagement.

Adults with learning disabilities, autism, complex needs and behaviours that may challenge can receive specialist residential support at Cherry Tree House in Mansfield Woodhouse. The service is registered for learning disabilities and younger adults.

Residents can personalise their flats and use their own kitchen for cooking, laundry and cleaning, with extra support when required.

Dovetail House provides assisted living and residential support for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities, younger adults and substance misuse needs. The home is part of Step Forward, whose wider care provision also includes acquired brain injury and learning disability services.

Its stated approach centres on the individual, with aims that include improving outcomes, delivering safe and secure services and…

Helmsley Road Short Breaks Service provides residential short breaks for children and young people with dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities or other registered support needs. The service is designed for people who need a safe, supported stay away from home, with staff helping residents take part in everyday routines and activities.

Lilac supports adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs through specialist residential care. Its two-bed, en-suite setting can also form part of a progression towards more independent community living, including for people with co-occurring mental health or physical disabilities.

Support is shaped through person-centred plans, goal setting and daily life skills.

Residential and dementia care at Maun View is shaped around older people’s individual needs, preferences and life stories. The home supports people with dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults, with care delivered without nursing. Residents can take part in regular activities, entertainment and outings, with consideration for different abilities.

The home encourages independence, social interaction and wellbeing in…

Oakdene is part of a residential care provider supporting older people, younger adults and people with mental health conditions, physical disabilities or substance misuse needs. The home is registered without nursing, while the wider provider also offers dementia, respite and nursing services across its homes.

PrimeLife’s care model covers short stays, convalescence and longer-term living, with care and support available around the clock.

A seven-bed specialist residential service at Pines supports adults with autism who may present with behaviours that challenge. The home also serves people with learning disabilities and younger adults, providing a small-scale setting for structured residential support.

Pines is part of Cygnet Health Care, whose wider work includes autism, learning disability and mental health services.

Redcliffe House supports people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs in a residential care home without nursing. It forms part of Voyage Care, whose services include support in homes, supported living accommodation, registered care homes and the community.

At Redcliffe House, support is shaped around individual goals, preferences, circumstances and values.

Rowan, also known as Innova House CLD, provides residential care for older people and adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs or physical disabilities. The service focuses on helping residents develop independence, retain choice and take part in a life shaped around their strengths and potential.

Its published material describes stimulating activities, days out and events, alongside a home-from-home setting.

Woodlands, also known as Innova House CLD, provides residential care and rehabilitation support for younger adults and people with learning disabilities. The service focuses on helping residents develop an independent life, with staff recruited and trained to support dignity, individual strengths and personal potential.

Its programme includes stimulating activities, days out and events, alongside support intended to help people live the life they…

Woodleigh Care Home provides residential, dementia and nursing care in Mansfield, alongside palliative and respite support. Its team helps residents with everyday personal needs such as bathing, dressing, dining and mobility, while care plans can be adapted as circumstances change.

Daily life includes activities, visiting entertainers and exercise sessions, with opportunities to continue personal hobbies.