Care homes for young adults in Pendle

Andrew Smith House supports older people and younger adults with nursing and residential care, including people living with dementia, learning disabilities or physical disabilities in Nelson. The home is part of Stocks Hall Nursing & Care Group.

Services include general nursing, EMI and EMD care, rehabilitation and respite. An activities coordinator arranges daily schedules, while residents can join outings on the company’s minibus and weekly…

Briercliffe Lodge provides personal care and daily support for up to 17 men and women, including older people with physical disabilities, mental impairment, incontinence or other medical conditions. It accepts long-term care and can offer respite when a room is available, although it does not provide nursing care.

Residents have communal areas, a conservatory, mature gardens and wheelchair-accessible outdoor space with raised flowerbeds.

Residential care at Favordale Home for Older People is centred on older people, younger adults and residents living with dementia. Registered as a care home without nursing, it provides a settled setting for people who need support with daily life while remaining part of a residential community.

The home’s accommodation and shared areas are designed around everyday living rather than clinical treatment.

Nelson Manor Care Home combines residential and nursing care for older people, including those living with dementia, physical disabilities or other changing needs. Qualified nurses support the wider care team, while care assistants help with daily challenges and a named key worker gives each resident a familiar point of contact.

Meals are freshly cooked on the premises, with varied menus, dietary adjustments and protected mealtimes where…

Pendle Gardens forms part of Consensus’s residential and supported living services for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The wider organisation also supports people with Prader-Willi syndrome and focuses on helping individuals live fulfilling lives through support shaped around their needs and aspirations.

Referrals involve working with families and professionals to identify an appropriate pathway.

The Grange Care Home combines nursing, residential, dementia, palliative and respite care for older people in Colne. Its nursing team supports residents around the clock, while the home also offers specialist dementia units, short-term stays of one week or more and care for people approaching the end of life.

Daily life includes communal lounges and dining areas, activities such as arts and crafts, games and pamper sessions, and three secure…

Victoria House provides residential care for older people and younger adults, with respite stays available for people needing short-term support. It forms part of Delta Care, a family-run provider whose services include residential care, nursing care and day centres.

Delta Care describes its residential services as supporting daily living, independence, activities and companionship, while Victoria House is specifically listed among its…

Cravenside Home for Older People provides residential care without nursing for older people and residents with dementia, mental health conditions, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its registration also covers younger adults, giving the home a broad registered care scope.

The setting is focused on residential support for people whose needs fall within those categories.

Sycamore Rise Residential Care Home provides residential support for older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs and other care requirements. The home sits on the outskirts of Colne in a countryside setting, while larger centres including Blackburn, Leeds and Preston are within 30 miles by road.

Its published material presents the home as a residential care setting surrounded by nature, with a quieter environment outside the town.

Adults with learning disabilities, autism and mobility needs can receive support at Aykroyd Lodge, a five-bed residential care home in Reedley. Its small setting gives people a shared home environment while structured support helps them develop independence.

The wider service model includes residential homes, supported living, support in people’s own homes and community-based care.