Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff enjoy good training, regular supervisions and a positive culture, but ongoing agency staff use and incomplete incident records need addressing."
The management of medicines had improved... Staff showed us they had a good knowledge... Staff were able to discuss types of possible abuse... However, there was no information about what medical intervention took place in the managerial review section of the incident.
There was a positive workplace culture at the service. Staff worked well together, and there was a shared spirit of providing a good quality service to people... A care worker told us, 'I just love the 'guys' who live here.'
The use of agency staff continued and was not suitably offset by any new workers commencing employment at the service... We recommend that the provider reviews their strategy for filling permanent care worker posts.
Staff had completed mandatory training and updates... Staff had completed or were in the process of completing further relevant qualifications in adult social care... Care workers told us that they had supervisions... every three months.
The deputy manager was experienced, knowledgeable and approachable. He showed a genuine commitment to his role... A care worker... said, 'I find her entirely supportive.'
People had illustrated activity 'diaries'... access to a variety of activities, including sessions at the local day service and attendance at social clubs... A care worker ran an art group for people... staff taking people out to the community.
Ongoing use of agency staff without enough new permanent hires, so shifts sometimes covered by temps.
The use of agency staff continued and was not suitably offset by any new workers commencing employment at the service.
Incident records sometimes miss key details after events like seizures.
There was no information about what medical intervention took place in the managerial review section of the incident. The service failed to keep a good record of events that occurred after the seizure.
No dedicated person in charge of infection control yet.
The service did not have a designated member of staff responsible to act as a 'champion' or 'lead' for infection control.
AI Generated
Last inspected: December 2018
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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