Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Supportive management and positive culture where staff feel valued, but training gaps hold it back."
People felt safe living at the service. Risks to people's personal safety had been assessed and plans were in place to minimise those risks. We found only one gap in medicine records and the registered manager addressed it immediately.
Staff felt listened to and the registered manager was approachable. Staff said the service was managed 'excellent and with competence'.
There were enough staff to support people's needs but we found some information gaps regarding employment histories which have been rectified.
The training information showed the mandatory training updates provided to staff at the service was not always in line with the current best practice guidelines for ongoing social care staff training.
Staff felt the registered manager was supportive and open with them and communicated what was happening at the service and with the people living there.
People had a range of activities they could be involved in and staff ensured they got out of the house regularly. People were involved in the local community and visited local shops and other venues.
Training has gaps and is not fully up to date, like first aid only every three years instead of yearly.
The training information showed the mandatory training updates provided to staff at the service was not always in line with the current best practice guidelines for ongoing social care staff training. For example, the provider's practice was to update staff training in emergency first aid every three years, whereas current best practice guidelines say first aid should be updated annually.
Staffing is adequate with enough people usually but had some missing details on staff backgrounds that needed fixing.
We found some information gaps regarding employment histories. We raised this with the registered manager. We have since been provided with evidence that this has been rectified.
No activities coordinator or special programmes so the job is mostly routine care with some trips out to shops and local places.
People had a range of activities they could be involved in and staff ensured they got out of the house regularly. People were involved in the local community and visited local shops and other venues.
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Last inspected: July 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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