Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Staff feel supported by the manager and stay motivated with initiatives like employee of the month, although staffing lacks long-term retention and training is only standard."
People continued to receive safe care; risks associated with people's care and support were managed safely.
Staff remained motivated. The provider had initiatives such as employee of the month.
There were sufficient staff to keep people safe and ensure they lived full, active lives.
Staff had an induction and completed a range of training relevant to working in a caring environment. This was updated on a regular basis.
Staff said they felt supported by the registered manager.
People's activities programmes were designed to meet their specific needs and they were encouraged to take part in activities they enjoyed, for example, arts and crafts, shopping, bingo clubs, listening to music and attending concerts.
Staffing levels are sufficient but nothing special, no details on staff staying long-term or low agency use.
There were sufficient staff to keep people safe and ensure they lived full, active lives.
Only standard training like inductions and updates, no specialist courses or funded qualifications.
Staff had an induction and completed a range of training relevant to working in a caring environment. This was updated on a regular basis.
Varied basic activities like bingo, crafts and outings, but no activities coordinator or special programmes.
People's activities programmes were designed to meet their specific needs and they were encouraged to take part in activities they enjoyed, for example, arts and crafts, shopping, bingo clubs, listening to music and attending concerts.
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Last inspected: June 2018
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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