Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Supportive managers foster a positive staff culture with reliable staffing and good training, although activities are limited to everyday outings without a dedicated coordinator."
Risk assessments were in place... gave clear guidance to staff on how to support people safely. Staff recorded incidents... registered manager analysed accidents to prevent similar occurrences.
Staff told us there was a positive staff culture... 'A big strength is the staff team.' Staff felt supported in their roles.
Rotas demonstrated staffing numbers were kept at the level assessed as required. 'Staffing at present is good.' The service had worked to reduce the use of agency staff.
Staff received regular training... specific to peoples' needs such as autism, mental health and diabetes. 'Training is good. Lots of training on autism.'
Staff said the service was well run and managed. 'The managers are lovely, brilliant, supportive and approachable. They make time and check up on you.'
People were supported in activities of their choice. This included accessing the local community, shopping, going to the gym... folder displayed holidays, outings and trips.
Only everyday activities like outings, gym visits and community trips, no dedicated coordinator or special programmes to make the job more interesting and varied.
People were supported in activities of their choice. This included accessing the local community, shopping, going to the gym and places of interest... folder in the hallway displayed holidays, outings and trips.
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Last inspected: May 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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