Care homes for young adults in Rushcliffe

Belvoir Vale Care Home provides day care, residential care and respite care, with specialist support for dementia and older people. The home is suited to people who need a safe residential setting, a temporary stay after a difficult period or daytime support while continuing to live in the community.

Its approach brings food, activities, trips and everyday routines into the care plan, with furnished rooms and support shaped around individual…

Ash Villa supports adults with disabilities in a Nottingham residential area, close to public transport and local amenities. Individual support plans focus on personal outcomes, confidence and independence, with care arranged around each resident’s requirements.

Milewood describes its homes as safe, secure environments that encourage self-expression, development and participation.

Care @ Rainbow's End provides specialist residential support for up to five young adults with learning disabilities, autism and associated mental health needs. Bosworth Farm offers bright bedrooms, two sitting rooms, a sensory space and a large garden within peaceful countryside.

Staff work one to one or in small groups on daily routines, domestic skills, confidence and personal goals.

Church Farm at Field House provides specialist dementia and nursing care in a warm, homely setting in Radcliffe-on-Trent. The home supports older people and younger adults, with care built around individual identity, wellbeing and quality of life rather than a purely clinical routine.

The service encourages family involvement and uses a family-focused household approach to create a relaxed sense of belonging.

Specialist dementia and nursing care are provided at Church Farm Nursing Home at Skylarks, south-east of Nottingham city centre. The home supports people with dementia alongside older people and adults with mental health or physical disabilities.

Skylarks uses family-focused households and Kitwood’s Flower to shape its approach to dementia care.

Leawood Manor supports older people and others whose needs include dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its provider offers residential and dementia care, with wider services including nursing, respite and day care. Support is shaped around each resident’s needs, preferences and life story.

Residents are encouraged to remain active through community events and minibus outings to restaurants, zoos, sporting events and cinemas.

Ruddington View supports up to eight adults with learning disabilities in a residential home near Nottingham. Person-centred care is organised around individual circumstances, values and preferences, with support for people who may have complex needs.

The home can provide unplanned care and support for two people, while Voyage Care also offers flexible pathways through residential care, supported living and community support.

Westdale Residential Care Home supports people over 60 who want help with household tasks while retaining privacy, independence and dignity. The small home provides medication support, personal care and housekeeping, with staff on site around the clock.

Westdale is a not-for-profit service with Quaker roots and operates from an Edwardian house with 18 rooms plus a respite room.