Care homes for young adults in Waverley

Jubilee House provides residential, nursing and respite care for older people in Godalming, including people living with dementia. Its care offer also includes nursing dementia care and end-of-life care, with staff available around the clock.

Residents have access to daily activities and facilities including a café, hair and beauty salon, minibus outings and church services.

Learning disability support at The Pines covers needs ranging from mild learning disability to profound and complex disabilities. The service sits within Whitmore Vale’s residential, outreach and independent living provision, working alongside people to help them achieve the life they want.

The Pines occupies the ground floor of Whitmore Vale House, within 200 metres of Beacon Hill village centre in Hindhead.

Up to five adults with learning disabilities and complex additional needs can be supported at Beechwood, a small residential bungalow in Hindhead. Its registered scope includes learning disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults, with support also described for autism, epilepsy and visual or auditory impairments.

The home provides a compact setting where support can be shaped around individual needs, routines and preferences.

Bourne Wood Manor Care Home provides 24-hour residential, nursing and dementia care for older people, with short-term respite stays also available. The home is registered with nursing and supports adults whose care needs require a more comprehensive residential setting.

Respite stays start from a minimum of one week, with the length tailored to individual circumstances.

Brownscombe Residency supports older people and younger adults with nursing care, including people living with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home forms part of CHD Living, a family-run care group offering residential, dementia, nursing and palliative care across its services.

The wider group also provides respite support and care at home, while this setting focuses on residential care.

Cedar Court Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in Cranleigh, with support designed to adapt as needs change. It is part of Maria Mallaband Care Group, whose wider services include respite care and day-to-day assistance alongside nursing and dementia care.

The group describes an individualised approach shaped by each resident’s background, preferences and interests, influencing food, activities and daily…

Crest Lodge Care Centre Limited supports older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment through nursing care. The home is registered to provide care with nursing, offering a setting for changing and complex needs within a residential environment.

Care is organised around each resident’s needs, while the wider CHD Living group also offers residential, dementia and palliative care.

Haven House supports people with learning disabilities through residential care, helping residents develop independence and make the most of everyday life. It is one of Whitmore Vale’s residential homes, alongside outreach and independent living services for people whose needs range from mild learning disabilities to profound and complex disabilities.

The home is in a residential area within half a mile of Haslemere town centre, near shops,…

Huntington House provides specialist residential and nursing care for older people, including support for dementia and complex needs. It is family-owned and family-run, with care delivered within a wider 30-acre estate and a stated focus on wellbeing, meaningful relationships and individual routines.

The home offers 24-hour nursing care, respite care and residential support, with activity and event schedules that give residents opportunities to…

Knowle Park Nursing Home supports older people through residential, dementia and nursing care, with respite and end-of-life pathways also available. The home includes a café, garden and couple’s suites, alongside garden-view rooms and shared spaces.

Practical facilities include a private dining room, hair salon, minibus and spa bathroom, while daily activities form part of life at the home.

Langham Court provides specialist dementia care for older people and adults with complex needs, within the family-owned Huntington and Langham Estate. The home forms part of a wider service offering residential, nursing and respite care, with care delivered by teams supporting different needs.

The estate’s dementia setting is surrounded by 30 acres of Surrey countryside, giving residents access to extensive grounds and outdoor space.

Melbreck supports adults with profound learning and physical disabilities, brain injuries and associated complex health needs. Nursing is available on site, and the home is registered for nursing care while supporting younger adults and people with physical or sensory disabilities.

Support options are designed around individual needs, circumstances, values and preferences.

Shannon Court provides residential care, respite care and dementia support for older people and younger adults who need help with daily living. The home is part of RMBI Care Co., whose homes also include nursing and residential dementia services across England and Wales.

Its residential offer includes personal care such as dressing, washing, meals and medication, alongside activities for residents to enjoy.

The Cedars provides residential care and disability support for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and other complex needs. The service works within Voyage Care’s wider model of helping residents build independence, connection and meaningful routines.

Support pathways can include autism support and brain injury rehabilitation, delivered in residential, home or community settings.

The Meath Epilepsy Charity supports adults living with complex epilepsy, complex healthcare needs, learning disabilities and physical disabilities. Its residential services provide suitable accommodation, tailored assistance, skills training and leisure and sports activities, with eight houses on site and dedicated staff teams.

The organisation also runs an enabling Skills Centre for residents and day clients, offering weekday activity sessions…

Up to ten adults with learning disabilities and complex needs live at The Willows, where each person follows an individual programme of leisure pursuits. Residents can also use the Grove Resource Centre on the same grounds.

The home is part of a specialist care organisation supporting people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and other complex needs across residential, supported living and community settings.

Wey Valley House supports older people through residential care, with the Abbeyfield Wey Valley Society also offering nursing, respite, dementia and sheltered housing services across its wider network. The home is relevant to people seeking planned support around daily living and changing needs.

Care arrangements are developed through a personalised plan, with each resident assigned a care plan co-ordinator and key worker.