Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel valued and well supported, but staffing shortages in some areas and safety issues like poor cleaning and incomplete risk assessments hold it back."
Learning culture Score:2... lessons were not always shared... some care plans and risk assessments lacked some information... Infection prevention and control Score:1... Some areas of the service were not kept as clean as they could be.
Staff told us they felt valued at the service and were happy... 'My workload is good, and I feel well supported because the induction gives you what you need for the job.'
The provider had not always ensured there were enough staff deployed in some areas of the service to provide effective support to people... systems and processes to assess the number of staff needed had not identified this need prior to the inspection.
Staff had completed most of the training needed to support people. However, not all staff had competed training in learning disability and autism and positive behaviour support.
There were systems in place to provide governance. However, these systems had not always led to the improvements needed and would benefit from review in some areas.
There was an activities board displayed with various activities in the hub, for example, flower arranging, painting and exercises... armchair exercise and movement to music.
Not enough staff in some houses, stretching the team until spotted during the inspection.
The provider had not always ensured there were enough staff deployed in some areas of the service to provide effective support to people... had not identified this need prior to the inspection.
Gaps in training for learning disabilities, autism, and positive behaviour support.
not all staff had competed training in learning disability and autism and positive behaviour support. We raised this with the service who addressed these concerns following the inspection.
Care plans and risk assessments miss key details on risks like falls, choking, or infections, and lessons from incidents not shared.
When incidents occurred care plans were recorded as being updated but some information in some care plans was limited... no risk assessment for UTI’s... Staff knew when people were at risk of choking... However, some staff told us they did not know how to use the de-choking device.
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Last inspected: July 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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