Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Staff feel supported and valued with good training and sufficient staffing, but activities are basic without specialist programmes."
People said they felt safe at the home. Staff were trained in safeguarding procedures... Medicines were safely managed. Care records showed... action to keep people safe when incidents occurred.
Staff said they felt supported and valued in their work, that they worked well as a team and that communication was good. Staff reflected attitudes of valuing people by respecting them.
The service provided sufficient staff to meet people's needs... one person said, 'There's enough staff. They have time to spend time talking to me.' A mental health professional said there was always enough staff.
All staff were trained in the Diploma in Health and Social Care at level 3... Staff received regular supervision and said they felt supported in their work.
Staff said they felt supported and valued in their work, that they worked well as a team and that communication was good. Staff said they felt able to raise any issues or concerns which were listened to.
There was a staff member who had responsibility for coordinating activities... including the use of community facilities... pet rabbit... holidays, outings and taking part in sports such as golf.
Activities are basic like outings, pets and sports, so the role lacks specialist programmes or creative innovations to make days more varied.
There was a staff member who had responsibility for coordinating activities for people which included the use of community facilities. Two people had a pet rabbit... More social and recreational activities were arranged for people including holidays, outings and taking part in sports such as golf.
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Last inspected: September 2018
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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