Care homes for young adults in North Tyneside

Eastbourne House provides residential and residential dementia care for older people in Whitley Bay. The home is accepting new residents and supports people who need daily assistance in a care home setting, including those living with dementia.

The home is part of HC-One, whose wider services include residential, nursing, dementia and respite care.

Eastside Gardens provides residential, nursing and dementia care across four dedicated units in a purpose-built 90-bedroom home. Bedrooms have en-suite facilities, TV points and Wi-Fi, with specialist equipment available where required.

Residents can personalise their rooms with photographs, ornaments and treasured belongings, while care plans reflect individual preferences, routines and changing needs.

Collingwood Court provides residential and dementia care for older people, alongside respite and end-of-life care. An assessment considers mobility, personal care and dietary requirements before admission, with families able to seek guidance on funding.

The home has a garden and activities room, plus a hair and beauty salon, library and minibus for outings. Daily activities support longer-term residence and short breaks.

Appleby provides nursing, dementia and residential care for older people and younger adults in North Shields. Its care model is person-centred, with dedicated staff supporting residents according to their needs and conditions within a purpose-built home.

The home is designed to offer comfortable living alongside nursing and dementia support, with large garden areas and access to local amenities reflected in the wider group’s home design.

People with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and other complex requirements can receive residential support at Carville Road. The home forms part of a wider specialist care organisation with residential homes, supported living and flexible support in community or home settings.

Support is shaped around individual goals, values and preferences.

Forest Hall is connected with ESPA’s specialist autism services, supporting residential and educational pathways for autistic people. ESPA College provides autism-specific further education, while residential and respite placements support learners developing skills, independence and confidence. College placements may be full-time or part-time.

A multidisciplinary team of autism specialist clinicians works across college and residential services,…

Melrose House provides residential care and domiciliary care for adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and mental health conditions. Community care can cover as much or as little help as a person needs at home, while residential support provides round-the-clock assistance when living independently is no longer enough.

The service focuses on maintaining independence through help with everyday tasks, personal care and household…

Princes Court provides residential and nursing care for people living with dementia, physical disabilities and other registered support needs in North Shields. The home is part of Akari Care, whose approach centres on personalised care, individual choice and a family-inclusive environment. A home manager assesses each prospective resident’s needs, including visits at home or in hospital when required, before preparing for admission.

Rosemount Care Home supports older people and adults who need residential, nursing or dementia care, including people with physical disabilities and younger adults. Its care model covers both everyday personal support and nursing needs, with qualified nurses available around the clock for residents who require that level of care.

Dementia support is organised around individually tailored, person-centred care plans, while the home’s wider…

Seaview combines permanent nursing care with respite breaks for adults aged 18 and over, including people with general or complex health needs. The Whitley Bay home supports residents and short-stay guests with care tailored to individual abilities, communication needs and preferences.

Support is shaped with families, friends and healthcare professionals where required.

Residential care at St Peters Court supports older people and younger adults, including people living with dementia. The home helps residents with daily activities such as washing, dressing, eating and mobility, while supporting personal choice and independence.

Care planning begins with an assessment arranged by the Home Manager, either at home or in hospital when required.