Care homes for young adults in Wokingham

Sonning Gardens Care Home supports older people with residential, nursing and dementia care near Reading. The home is part of Avery Healthcare, whose care model also includes respite stays. Its setting is a care home in a Thames-side village, with support shaped around individual circumstances.

Life at Sonning Gardens includes meals, activities, social opportunities and time with family.

Sonning Gardens Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults. Support can include complex medicines, changing health needs and recovery during short stays, with care shaped around each resident as an individual.

The home combines daily activities and social opportunities with the wider Avery approach to meaningful routines.

1 Longmore Road provides residential care and support for younger adults with learning disabilities. The service is part of a wider specialist provider supporting people with autism, brain injuries and complex needs through registered care homes, supported living and community settings.

Support is person-centred and built around individual goals, preferences and values.

Abbeyfield Winnersh combines dementia care with a retirement setting intended to balance private living and readily available assistance for older people. Its purpose-built dementia home has en-suite rooms, adaptive furniture and secure courtyard gardens, with space for personal belongings and familiar items.

The wider Abbeyfield model includes private rooms, social activities and daily support.

A small residential home for up to six adults, Beech House supports people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions in Woodley, Reading. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and provides private space for each resident within a shared setting.

Beech House sits within a wider service offering residential care, supported living and flexible assistance for people with complex needs.

Cornerways supports eight adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs in a specialist residential care home in Winnersh. The registered service covers learning disabilities and younger adults and operates without nursing.

The home forms part of Voyage Care, whose wider support includes residential care, supported living and community-based options.

Residential care at Loddon Court is registered for younger adults and people with learning disabilities. The home sits within Optalis, an adult social care provider supporting older people, adults with disabilities and people with mental health needs in community and home settings.

Optalis also runs support for community activities and employment, although those wider services are not specifically assigned to Loddon Court.

Residential care at Murdoch House supports people who need help with daily living while retaining independence. Its registered scope includes care for dementia, older people and younger adults. The home forms part of Belmont Healthcare, whose wider services include dementia care and respite and rehabilitation support.

Belmont Healthcare describes care plans tailored to individual needs, preferences and health requirements.

Bridge House Nursing Home combines independent and assisted retirement living with nursing, dementia, palliative, rehabilitation and respite care on one estate in Twyford. It supports people seeking a retirement community as well as residents with complex or long-term nursing needs, with registered nurses and carers available across dedicated settings.

The purpose-built nursing home sits beside a historic manor house and landscaped riverside…

Hallmark Alexandra Grange provides residential and dementia care in Wokingham and the surrounding area, with Hallmark’s wider care offer also including respite and nursing services. The home is part of a family-run group that describes its care as relationship-centred and tailored to individual needs.

Families can enquire about support for older people who need help with daily living or dementia care, while Hallmark also provides guidance on…

Parsons Grange provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and end of life care for older people in Reading. Its care planning begins with an assessment of mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and other support needs, helping the team understand what assistance will be needed after moving in.

Residents have access to daily activities and on-site facilities including a garden, hair and beauty salon and cinema room.

Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Court provides residential care, nursing care, residential dementia support and nursing dementia support for older people, people living with dementia and younger adults who require registered care. Personal care, medication, meals and activities are part of the support offered in a care home setting.

The home is part of RMBI Care Co. and has dedicated options for both residential and nursing needs, including…

Rookery Cottage provides 24-hour residential care and support for up to six adults with learning disabilities in Shinfield, Reading. The service is designed for people who need ongoing assistance while living in a residential home, with support shaped around daily choices and individual needs.

Staff offer activities and choices across everyday life, helping residents take part in meaningful routines and develop greater independence where possible.

Austen House provides nursing, dementia, respite and short-stay care in Reading, including services for people under 65. The home is registered with nursing and supports older people, younger adults and people living with dementia.

Residents have access to four community areas, seasonal meals prepared on site and modified-texture dishes when needed.