Care homes for young adults in Torridge

Acorn House is part of a family-run care organisation providing care in its own homes, alongside nursing and care agency services across Devon. The home is suited to people seeking residential support, while the wider organisation also supports people in their own homes and supplies care staff to establishments.

Its broader care offer includes domiciliary support for maintaining independence, first aid training and bespoke training for…

Adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex care needs can live at Acorn Manor, an eight-bed residential home in a Georgian manor. The property has six en-suite bedrooms and two self-contained flats, with communal rooms and extensive grounds containing gardens, woodland and a lake.

Residents are encouraged to take part in everyday outings and activities, including walks, swimming and visits to local leisure venues.

Beachfield provides six-bed residential care for adults with autism, learning disabilities and challenging behaviour linked to complex care needs. The Victorian home has spacious en-suite bedrooms, two living rooms, a dining room and a kitchen where homemade meals are prepared.

Residents are encouraged to lead active lives, with support for beach visits, swimming, shopping and local community activities.

Halwill Manor Nursing Home provides nursing care for people living with dementia, older people, mental health needs and younger adult care requirements. Its activities include gentle group exercise, craft sessions and social gatherings, giving residents structured ways to remain active and connected.

The home focuses on nutrition and continuing staff development, with training intended to maintain current care skills.

Hatchmoor Nursing Home specialises in nursing, palliative, dementia, residential and respite care for adults in Great Torrington. Its nursing service supports people with long-term conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, lung disease and peg feeding, alongside other physical disabilities and changing health needs.

The home also provides end-of-life care and works with North Devon Hospice and other specialist teams.

Residential accommodation at Kingsley House is registered for adults with learning disabilities and younger adults. The home’s registered scope places it within the sector of residential support for people with learning disabilities.

The business evidence does not establish a detailed local service offer beyond this classification and registered care scope.

Adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities, physical disabilities and complex needs can receive residential support at Northam Lodge. The Northam Care Trust also supports adults with autism, mental health needs and acquired brain injuries through residential services, supported living and day opportunities across North Devon.

The residential service offers 24/7 specialist care, working with families and wider support networks to…

Orion House offers specialist residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities, autism and challenging behaviour. The seven-bedroom home sits within Linton Support’s wider community service, which helps adults living with families or independently access activities, appointments and local services.

Support is organised around individual assessments, personal behaviour support plans and risk assessments.

Primrose House provides residential care as part of Stonehaven Care Group’s specialist care services across Devon and the South West. The home is registered to support older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and other listed care needs. Stonehaven also operates nursing services elsewhere within its group.

The family-run organisation describes its homes as offering personalised care, with residents…

Residents at The Roses receive residential care in a safe, homely setting, with support registered for older people and dementia. The home has en-suite bedrooms, a sun room and a secure garden.

Dementia care is a particular focus. The team uses its SEE ME approach to build a picture of each resident’s history, preferences and future, then reflects this in care and support planning.

Deer Park Nursing Home provides nursing and specialist dementia care for older people, with registered nursing provision also covering people with mental health needs, physical disabilities and younger adults. It forms part of Camelot Care’s specialist homes.

Music is a central part of daily life, with themed activities, sing-alongs and reminiscence sessions built around residents’ histories and interests.

Permanent care, short convalescent stays and breaks from home are all part of the support offered by The Harry Care Home in Bideford. The home provides nursing care and residential support, with an assessment before arrival used to create an appropriate care plan.

Residents can choose between two dining areas or eating in their room, and meals are prepared with fresh produce while dietary requirements are welcomed.