Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Hands-on leadership, good staffing levels and positive culture, but no dedicated activities coordinator."
Improvements made to previous concerns; “Medicines were managed safely. Audits were completed... Staff and managers learned from audits, incidents and accidents.”
Staff described a positive culture: “The culture is great. We all care for the residents. I like to work here.” They felt valued: “I feel valued, supported and respected.”
Staff provided positive feedback about the staffing levels: “No issues with staff numbers. We have lots of one to one and two to one support here. There is always at least 4 on shift as well as the manager.”
Staff had received training including the Oliver McGowan training for learning disability and autism, with a training matrix to ensure currency: “We have done the Oliver McGowan training we do a lot of training.”
The registered manager explained their leadership style: “I am very hands on and try and lead by example, I am not just office based.” Staff and relatives gave positive feedback: “I have complete confidence in [registered manager] and what they are doing.”
People had 4 week planners for outings like bowling, bike rides, swimming, pub visits and community links such as Mencap café.
You support people with planned outings like bowling, bike rides, swimming and community trips, but no dedicated activities coordinator or specialist programmes to make the role more varied and fun.
People made choices about what they wanted to do and had a 4 week planner to include specific outings and activities they enjoyed. The activities promoted movement and exercises, for example, bowling, bike rides and swimming.
AI Generated
Last inspected: August 2024
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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