Care homes for young adults in Nottingham

Cherry Trees Resource Centre supports older people and people living with dementia in a residential care setting in Nottingham. The home provides assistance with everyday needs and a setting where families can remain involved in their relative’s life and care.

Daily activities, spacious en-suite bedrooms and practical help for residents and families are among the documented features.

Wilford View supports people living with dementia and other substantial care needs through Fortava Healthcare’s specialist and complex-care model. The Nottingham home forms part of a group that combines personalised care with therapeutic activities intended to support wellbeing, independence and quality of life.

Staff are trained to provide care centred on the individual rather than diagnosis alone.

Oxclose Lodge supports adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory needs in a residential setting. The home is a cosy bungalow where residents can build routines, go out, make memories and work towards personal goals and aspirations.

Community life includes parties, meals by the river and watching planes land at East Midlands Airport.

Residential support at 14-17 Palmwood Court is registered for older people, younger adults and people with mental health needs. The setting is connected with Nottingham Community Housing Association, whose services include care and support, independent living and care homes.

Its registered scope identifies a care home without nursing. The wider organisation also publishes information on housing, rent and service standards, placing Palmwood Court…

19 Barkla Close is registered as a residential care home without nursing for older people, people with learning disabilities and younger adults. The available official material does not establish a detailed service offer, staffing model or specific facilities for this individual home.

Its registered scope indicates a residential setting for people who need ongoing support with daily living, but it does not justify adding specific dementia,…

People with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs can access residential support at 514 Arnold Road through Voyage Care. The wider organisation also works across supported living, people’s own homes and community settings.

Voyage Care describes person-centred planning around individual goals, preferences and values, with support intended to build meaningful lives, independence and connection.

Beechdale Manor Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in a purpose-built home. Specialist nurses and care staff support residents with daily tasks, while the team liaises with GPs, physiotherapists and dietitians to develop tailored care packages.

Bedroom suites are fully furnished and include walk-in en-suite showers, internet, Wi-Fi, TV and radio connectivity.

Belvoir Lodge supports adults with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and complex health needs in a 24-hour residential setting. The service aims to preserve individuality, independence, dignity and respect while helping residents lead active lives.

Support is organised through person-centred planning that reflects each resident’s goals, needs and choices.

Nine en-suite bedrooms give Blenheim Mount a specialist residential setting for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The home provides a structured 24-hour environment while supporting people to build confidence, learn skills and live as independently as possible.

Blenheim Mount sits within a wider organisation offering residential care, supported living and complex nursing services.

Carrington House Care Home offers residential and respite care for older people in Sherwood, Nottingham, alongside a day service for local older adults. The family-run home focuses on independence within a safe, comfortable setting, with activities and social interaction forming part of daily life.

The day service includes breakfast, snacks and a home-cooked lunch. Activities can include music, arts and crafts, reminiscence work and gentle…

An eight-bed residential care home in Nottingham, Carrington Park supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Its small scale creates a defined home setting, while ivolve’s wider provision also includes supported living and specialist nursing.

The service is designed to help people build confidence, learn skills and live more independently in a familiar environment.

Edwin House is part of Framework’s support for people facing homelessness and complex needs including mental ill health, substance use and offending. Services connect accommodation with health, recovery and employment support across Nottinghamshire and neighbouring areas.

Support can be residential, floating, clinical or accommodation-based, helping people move towards stability and independence.

Fairview provides accommodation-based support for autistic adults, helping people build confidence, develop life skills and live within their local community. It suits adults who need structured assistance while working towards greater independence and personal goals.

The home is connected with Autism East Midlands, whose adult services include residential homes, day services and employment support.